From: Bill Eyer (beyer@optonline.net)
Date: Wed Jun 25 2008 - 20:48:23 ART
My first attempt I worked only with one vendor's topology. I did get to
used to it. You may not mean to but you take shortcuts because you know
the topology. Since them I have diversified and am confident that it
has helped me get stronger. Any of the big companies doing workbooks
will teach you the technologies you need, but a little diversity keeps
you on your toes.
Bill
Larry wrote:
> *Found this in my notes, it is the list of labs from IE vol II that they
> recommend doing multiple times:*
> **
> **
> * lab 1,7,8,9,10 & 11 *
>
>
>
> On 6/25/08, Thor Kopp <thorkopp@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have seen it mentioned in several places that a good technique in the
>> final weeks before a lab attempt is to complete a number of labs over and
>> over again. Within the IE Vol2, can anyone recommend some good labs that
>> cover a wide range of questions? I will definitely be including IE Vol2 Lab
>> 7 in the list, can anyone recommend 3 or 4 others?
>>
>> I am also thinking of investing in NMC labs to give myself the 'MOC' lab
>> feel because I'm not familiar with their question technique or their
>> topology. I am too accustomed to IE's topology and need to be looking at
>> other physical topologies to make myself really take notice of devices
>> connect to. Any recommendations in NMCs DOiT Vol2 labs?
>>
>> - Thor
>>
>>
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