Re: My 1st attempt is Friday...

No need for nervousness! Get in there and nail both sections!

Here are some tips regarding the Core Knowledge Section:

- Avoid the temptation to rush through them. While finishing them
early buys you extra configuration time, remember that rushing and
missing two of four ruins your whole day.

- After completing all four, use the back button to double-check your
answers prior to submission.

- Read very carefully, and try not to jump to conclusions regarding a
question.

- Do not be too brief, if you can provide a bit more than might be
required to demonstrate your core knowledge, go for it.

- Do not write a novel. They will not bother to read it.

- Do not stress out about spelling or grammar, it only counts against
you if they can not interpret your meaning.

Warmest Regards,

Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626, CCSI #23251
Senior CCIE Instructor

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On Apr 16, 2009, at 1:58 AM, Chris Kleban wrote:

> Wish me luck.
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> I'm more nervous about the 30 minute open ended questions then the lab
> work....
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> Chris Kleban
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