Re: 1 week until the Lab

When I was there they did provide soda and coffee.

 I hear you on the QOS. The tasks are getting easier to decipher but I run
into issues with the numbers. I get things mixed up.
Sometimes the examples on the doc cd suck.I look at my workbooks examples or
I google the technology.

Some quick reads
http://wiki.nil.com/QoS_Policing_in_Cisco_IOS
http://wiki.nil.com/Traffic_shaping_in_Cisco_IOS
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk543/tk545/technologies_tech_note09186a00800a3a25.shtml

http://packetlife.net/cheatsheets/ - 1 - 2 pages each.

Krzysztof Zaleski's mind maps (thank you) http://inetcon.org/study_en.html
 **************AWESOME****

But most important for the big day - know where to find what you are weak on
in the doc cd ( config guide and command reference) quickly.

On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 7:19 PM, C.H. <netsolutions03_at_aol.com> wrote:

> Got a couple of questions..
>
> One week to go and winding down...
>
> I have been using coffee during my lab emulations. Does the lab in RTP
> provide coffee or should I start trying something else (like redbull) I can
> bring with me ?
>
> Still having some issues with QOS. Particularing converting the question
> into cisco commands Although I select the correct tool my numbers are
> always off... Like Custom Queue.. and sometimes traffic shaping...
>
> Any suggestions for the last week of preparation ?
>
> I plan to do some reading (theory stuff) until Sunday and then back to mock
> labs until Wednesday.
>
>
> Any suggestions would be helpful...
>
> Big up to Scott Morris.. That dude is hilarious and yet very
> informational...
>
> Grep is a tool created by Satan... Lol..
>
> Cedric
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