From: Joseph Brunner (joe@affirmedsystems.com)
Date: Mon Sep 10 2007 - 15:46:22 ART
Testking?
No chance.
You need to gain a solid understanding of all topics on the extended
blueprint to have even a chance of passing the R&S Lab. Forget testking and
all shortcuts. IE labs are good to help you pass. You will also need to be
very good at interpreting the tasks, and searching the DocCD. Your knowledge
literally needs to be "fool proof". This means you know ALL the material so
well that you CAN'T be fooled or confused. You need to know what effect any
technology can have on any other in the blueprint.
You need to work very hard towards this goal, drop all social activities,
family activities, and convince your wife it's for the best. Then you will
need to commit serious financial resources to attempting the lab. Your
employer will need to understand they will see less of you as you will be
spending many weekends in your lab researching and figuring out how the
protocols really work on live equipment. You may not be available for change
windows, maintenance work, and office parties.
Then once you think you are ready to try again you will need to review the
entire blueprint again on the DocCD to look for areas you can improve. Think
of related topics to areas you are strong with. Areas you are weak with.
What can be changed, and how will it look if it's written in a task. If I am
using one multicast method to boundary the AUTO-RP groups, what is another
way I can do it, etc?
Don't kid yourself. It's that hard.
-Joe
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of
Marcos Meilan Ferreiro
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 2:33 PM
To: ccielab@groupstudy.com
Subject: Fail to first attempt
I have failed my first attemp to the CCIE R&S, but I like continue working
in this objective...I have prepaired with vendor internetworkexpert ? Are
the betters for prepair the labs ?? I know other vendors ( Ipexpert ,
testking )....What more I need for prepair this exam 100 % perfectly ???
Commands references. configuration guides....
Regards..
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