Re: Values in time range and TCP intercept and beyond

I feel ya. I asked this one to the lab designer at Cisco Live.

The answer is simple - do what the lab says to do.

Thus... if it says 1600 to 1800 for example...

The grading script is going to be looking for those values and not anything
else.

Anyone else can argue the semantics and how the command works. The lab is
not quite that ornate on wording - if they ask for a certain value, chances
are they want EXACTLY/VERBATIM what they are asking for.

Or at least that is what the script is going to look for.

Let's put it this way:

Guys who pass never know what they passed on.

Guys who fail do get a score report that might be vague but might not be too
vague if the math is correct. If one gets 100% in a section and uses a
certain nomenclature then there is a possibility that it stands to be
correct.

On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 6:42 PM, Fernando Maura <fermaura_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi guys, I believe that you have already discuss this topic several times,
> but since I'm new here i have to ask you again, since I have encounter
> differents opinion about this.
> the question is about the values when using time-range, TCP intercept and
> some other similar values, here is the thing, I have been study from
> different vendors IE, netmasterclass and the use different in their guides.
>
> example 1: an exercise say configure you router to start closing TCP
> session after they have EXCEEDED 1000 and if the ammount of connections fall
> BELOW 500 start accepting connections again.
>
> in this case for me the keywords are EXCEEDED and BELOW, the value for
> exceeded is 1001 and the value for BELOW is 499, but in the guides are 1000
> and 500 straigth
>
> Example 2: block traffic from HTTP from 8 AM to 5 PM.
>
> i this case with the use of TIME-RANGE acl, the start time will be 08:00
> and the end time will be 16:59 (when you press the ? the help says that the
> en time is the begin of the next minute). but once more i find in the guides
> that their using 08:00 and 17:00 values.
>
> I now that this could be find "LAME questions" but I will take the LAB in
> 15 days and dont whant to loose point cause of this.
>
> Recomendations of what values to use?
>
> Best Regards
>
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