From: Julian Pentermann (jpentermann@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Jun 28 2008 - 18:36:02 ART
Hi Guys
In the latest R&S QandA with Maurilio Gorito he clearly states IPV6 BGP is
not a lab topic yet. Now i dont want to see anything i havent seen before
when i take my lab exam but i am also trying to eliminate unnecessary
topics from my preparation.
Anyone recomendations on this?
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Mar 26, 2008, 12:54pm PST
Hi Ethan,
No, we don't cover IPv6 BGP in our exams yet. You are correct to assume that
if a topic or content is not listed on the blueprint it is not tested in the
exam. If we will start covering we will add it to the blueprint.
When comes to preparation and training I think it is not a bad idea if you
see a topic that is not in the blueprint yet because helps you to building a
foundation on the overall topic. So, I don't see problem you seeing IPv6 BGP
on training courses even though this is not being tested in the lab exam.
Regards,
Maurilio
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Cheers,
Julian
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