From: Anthony Sequeira (terry.francona@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Sep 17 2005 - 13:10:45 GMT-3
I think now is the time to focus on the APPROACH you are going to take to
the lab as much as last minute studying of the technologies!
Here is an example of documenting the APPROACH you might take to a section:
ATM (5 20 minutes: Best Time 4 minutes)
- Immediately determine PVC versus SVC and type of Layer 2 to Layer 3
resolution required; also check for legacy configuration requirement (
*map-list*)
- Watch for use of physical interface versus subinterface
- If CLIP is used determine of ARP server is local or remote and
configure appropriately
- If PPPoATM is called for create the Virtual-Template or Dialer
interface first
- Before leaving section verify all configurations; possible
commands include:
- *ping*
- *show atm map*
- *show atm vc*
- *show atm ilmi-status*
- DOC-CD paths for this section
- IOS 12.2 Config Guides ` Wide-Area Networking Config Guide
`Configuring ATM
- Cisco IOS Release 11.0 ` Router Products Configuration Guide
`Configuring ATM
Work up your game plan and stick to it. You should practice your approach on
a difficult practice lab. I did one yesterday - I rented rack time from
RackTimeRentals - and then I grabbed an InternetworkExpert practice lab. I
put myself in the exact format of the actual lab. I did four hours and took
a twenty minute break - and then went back at it for four hours. I found
that I "passed" the lab and that I had a full hour to spare!
This allowed me to validate my approach! As the Brian's will tell you at
InternetworkExpert - the approach you take to solving the lab is just as
important at times as how much you know.
People that know it all will fail due to the approach - and people will
often pass that know far less because they had a better approach
On 9/17/05, Leigh Harrison <ccileigh@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hey gang,
>
> I'm taking the Lab for the first time on Thursday in Brussels.
>
> Is it normally about this time when you start to feel sick ?
>
> I'm confident that I know all of the topics - even is some of the
> questions that get posted on this board blow my mind!
> I'm also comfortable with the doc cd and know where to find the topics I
> don't know intricately, if not- then I'm pretty handy with the Master
> index's.
> My main concern is wording of the questions - but from what I read on
> the board, then the Proctors are more than happy to help with these
> issues.
>
> Any last tips for the man on "The Green Mile" ?!?
>
> LH
>
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