From: saheed Balogun (saheedb@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Sep 10 2007 - 14:50:43 ART
Dear Dayo,
Its good have excellent scoring in the core areas. Study has shown that
Multicast could be tricky.
I would suggest 3 things.
1st ensure you get any required clarification from proctor on the intent of
the question. (may be stuffs like BSR, Auto-RP, etc) required to build the
core.
2nd watch out for RPF failures and use mroutes where needed
3rd test your Multicast network using igmp join-groups. (be time conscious
doing this)
I feel this would confirm your configs.
Wish you the best
On 9/10/07, Sadiq Yakasai <sadiqtanko@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dee,
>
> Keep your head up man, remember, failing doesnt make a failure.....but
> staying down does!
>
> Getting a CCIE has never been known to be an easy journey we keep
> hearing....and I am sure it is the reason why its soo respected...
>
> Having given it a go in the first place shows some balls there, and I
> am sure with that alone, you will eventually take her down!!!
>
> Good to hear you already know where you need to work on, but they
> always keep telling us, dont let the areas you did very well on even
> get loose on u... im sure you will get it in good time...
>
> Good luck! (us included) :-)
>
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