If ISDN has been removed, no more questions about contingency?

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Date: Fri Jan 06 2006 - 18:37:09 GMT-3

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Dear Group;

I just wondered what the CCIE exam will test about contingency.

There used to the ISDN link in the topology somewhere to connect two routers.
(I've seen in the CCIE power session sample topology.)

So, if the ISDN is removed from the blueprint,

will it mean the ISDN link is just removed or replaced with another protocol?
(such as serial link or another FR link)

Just wondered. Is this question breaking the NDA rule?

Could it be breaking the NDA if somebody answer?

If there were CCIE power session going on somewhere,

it would mention such an issue....

Regards,
Lee

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