From: Pierre-Alex GUANEL (paguanel@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Sep 16 2007 - 10:01:30 ART
Hello,
Here is a possible way of organizing your time:
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In the morning
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1. Reading the Lab ENTIRELY : 35 minutes
a. Identify how the exam material is organized, if it is your first time, by
thumbing through.
b. Locate diagrams and charts if any - make a mental note of the addressing,
topology, etc ...
c. Start reading . Don't try to solve the problems. Just get a clear idea of
what they want you to do in each section.
Get a feel of how the sections are related to one another.
2. Switching / bridging : 30 - 45 minutes depending on difficulty.
3. WAN: 15 minutes
3. IGP: 1 hour
OSPF -> 20 minutes
EIGRP->20 minutes
RIP ---> 10 minutes
REDISTRIBUTION + Check -> 30 minutes
4. BGP : 30 minutes
------ At this point 3 hours and 05 minutes has gone max ---
5. MULTICAST: 20 min
6. IPV6 : 25 minutes
7. Reload and re-run script before going to lunch: 10 minutes
----- At this point 3 hours and 55 minutes have gone ( + 5 min spare for
bathroom ) = 4 hours
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In the afternoon:
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8. QoS: 20 minutes
9. IP Service: 15 minutes
10. Management : 10 minutes
11. Security: 20 minutes ---> do this LAST as it could break things ...
------ At this point 1 hour and 5 minutes have gone from your afternoon
quota of 4 hours
12. Reload then review of reacheability of IGP and BGP with script: 15
minutes
13. Review of each requirement with show and debugs: 90 minutes
----- At this point you have used 2 hours and 50 minutes ( + 5 min spare for
bathroom)
YOU HAVE 1 HOUR SPARE TO DO WHATEVER TASK YOU WERE NOT ABLE TO DO
or AN HOUR OF BUFFER SHOULD YOU HAVE LOST ANY TIME DURING THE DAY
ON SOME BLOCKING ISSUE.
Hope this help!
Pierre-Alex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Meried Bekele" <meriedbekele@gmail.com>
To: "Cisco certification" <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 1:35 PM
Subject: Time Managment tips during lab
> Hi All,
>
> My lab is in two weeks time. I have taken both of Cisco Assessor labs to
> check my readyness. But my only problem was time management. I have gone
> through only 75% of the questions in the given 4 hours. As you may know,
the
> assessor covers most of the lab blue print but only 4 hours is given. So
is
> it designed to make the candidate very fast or is it a must to complete it
> in time to feel confident on time managemnet for the real lab?
>
> Besides I would appreaciate any time management tips from experience for
the
> 8 hour lab.
>
> Thanks and Best Regards,
>
> --
> Meried B.
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> National Data Center (PMO)
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>
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