From: Craig Tompkins (sidalo@gmail.com)
Date: Wed Nov 05 2008 - 16:26:42 ARST
It sounds like you need to continue working on speed to allow for more
testing and confirmation. Once you have your speed so that you can finish
full labs in about 5.5 hours or less, spend specific time on knowing how to
check everything and ensure 100% that what you put in place meets the
requirements. Do not THINK you got it right, PROVE you got it right, so you
know for sure. I spent two weeks on this alone before my passing trip to
San Jose
I had a layoff of 2 years between attempts once, and it felt like I was
starting over. My personal advice is if your goal is to pass this, do not
stop now. Finish it off. It is better to see it through now then pick it
up again later. Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence and
determination.
-- Craig Tompkins CCIE #16921On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 9:01 AM, cciestudy <cciestudy@mid-world.net> wrote:
> I messed my 2nd R&S lab attempt Tuesday. In comparison to the first > attempt, I was able to handle time management better and get to all the > questions this time. However, I left the exam feeling that it was close. > The scoring showed I was not as close as I thought. I had missed some > categories that I though I had nailed down. There were some questions that > I know I clearly missed, and others that I had reservations as to exactly > what they were looking for. I suspect there were some small details that > were missed. Many of the questions were clearly vague and probably mean to > be that way. > > I am trying to decide what to do next. Continue on with this self torture > or quit this all together. I had spent about 1 = years studying and at > least 6 months of intense 20-30 hours per week studying. I went though the > IE vol 1-3 (at least half of the labs twice), Cisco ASET and some 2 year > old > GK boot camp materials. > > Thanks. > > > Blogs and organic groups at http://www.ccie.net > > _______________________________________________________________________ > Subscription information may be found at: > http://www.groupstudy.com/list/CCIELab.html
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