Re: "online documentation"

This will certainly differ from candidate to candidate.

I would say if I saw a student going to the DOC-CD for basics on
something like OSPF Network Types - I would be pretty concerned. If I
saw a student going in for something like a quick refresher on how to
configure some obscure Multicast feature - no problema!

Hey wait - aren't all non-core Multicast tasks obscure? ;-)

Warmest Regards,

Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626
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On Jul 30, 2009, at 4:04 PM, Hammer wrote:

> While at a recent visit to the lab I was very frustrated trying to
> find
> anything on the site. Yes, a few things are out there. But most of
> it was
> either blocked or worthless. I know a lot of folks who preach
> "mastering the
> navigation of the doccd" but I'm here to tell you that my strategy
> moving
> forward is to know enough not to need it. Possible? I doubt it.
> There's
> always the gotchas. But I will try. You'd be better off with the
> printed out
> library at your disposal in the room like in the good ol' days.
>
> -Hammer
>
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