From: Angelo De Guzman (a.deguzman@wesolv.ph.fujitsu.com)
Date: Wed Nov 29 2006 - 03:52:00 ART
In my last attempt. I remember finishing at least 45 minutes before my exam
ends. I was able to review my exam and found 2 mistakes (at least that's what I
thought) 8-) Then at the end I think I run my TCL scripts on at least 3 of my
routers. The difference here is that I started to make configurations on my POD
after an hour and 15 minutes of reading/understanding my LAB Exam and drawing
my OWN network diagram. I think that was the key for me. Knowing the whole
topology and creating a strategy on how to make things work in accordance to my
LAB Specs. Also that was the first time after five (5) attempts that I was
disciplined enough to read my exam from cover to cover before doing anything.
Angelo De Guzman, CCIETM No. 16887
Nick Griffin (11/29/06 1:54 PM):
>Just curious for those who care and have time to answer, have ever actually
>finished the lab with say 30-60 minutes remaining and passed the lab?
>Usually you hear I had 2 or 3 hours left to verify with those that passed.
>That seems to be the norm.
>
>On 11/26/06, johngibson1541@yahoo.com <johngibson1541@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> But score is getting close. And felt good at the end of the exam.
>>
>> Finished my work 30 minutes before time was up.
>>
>> Heard people talking about "feeling good but failed". I remember Sabrina
>> said that. She then passed the next time.
>>
>> Is that what I experienced ? Am I going Sabrina's route. Next time is my
>> turn ?
>>
>> Feeling lonely in life still. But looks like I have a chance to break
>> through.
>>
>> John
>>
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