From: cciehksg (cciehksg@yahoo.com.sg)
Date: Sun Apr 22 2007 - 10:53:25 ART
No need to add you in my filter
i read through your posts in GS and other forums, especially your ccie journey.
actually ,for me, you were inspirational, just like everyone who involved in this journey what ever the result was, failed or passed.
and hoping you will pass the lab soon and will share your story
i just never expect you will said things like that
i'm sorry if my "Accessing Devices..." post piss you off
anyway good luck with your next attempt...
once again i believe we all here because we need support in this journey and encourage others who need it.
and we are not here for flamming each other or get flammed.
Lets all try to get along.
Darby Weaver <darbyweaver@yahoo.com> wrote:
Have no fear I'll add you to my mail filter and not
"annoy you" any longer.
You should do the same with me.
--- cciehksg wrote:
> I believe when the question is still related to ccie
> lab, everyone should not discourage to submit it.
>
> Regardless if they are already in the archive or
> not.
>
> I receive some private answers (not cc to the group)
> from this group's members regarding my question,
>
> and i think they do understand about the idea of
> helping each other without discouraging someone to
> ask what some people think as "stupid question or
> annoying question".
>
> anyway this forum will be turn into silent, if
> people stop submit what they have. just because some
> people think their questions are "funny".
>
> just my 2 cent
>
> Darby Weaver wrote:
> Have you looked in the Groupstudy Archives?
>
> You might be amazed.
>
> Not being disrespectful, simply pointing you to a
> tool
> to use in your studies.
>
> Funny how many people here do not use the archives
> actually.
>
> I guess we are a quick fix world. Everyone wants the
> quick fix.
>
> Now - it really gets interesting when someone asks a
> question and I check the archives and I find the
> same
> person asked the same question in the past and what
> is
> worse - it was answered.
>
> I've encountered this at least twice so far - where
> the same person asks the same question and it was
> answered completely - and the new answer was the
> very
> nearly the same as the old one.
>
> So... do you think a person who is not even keeping
> track of their own questions is making any real
> progress towards passing the lab anyway.
>
> Hmmm...
>
> But if everyone did this and used whatever resources
> are available to them why need a list right?
>
> Maybe we need an FAQ - funny thing is that the
> people
> who ask the same questions would probably not think
> the FAQ applied to them.
>
>
> --- cciehksg wrote:
>
> > How does Secure CRT connected to the Devices in
> > the Lab ?
> >
> > are they using Access server ?
> >
> > can we open separate windows for each connection
> > to each device ?
> >
> > is the SecureCRT already connected for us ? or do
> > we have to connect it manually
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> >
> > Real people. Real questions. Real answers. Share
> > what you know.
> >
> >
>
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