Re: Lab duct tape

Awesome thinking...at times we might have to apply "duct tape" in
order to keep on moving and collecting other points.

I would make one comment here, however. When I was doing this, I
never, ever violated any of the initial Do's and Dont's of the lab
exam. So from your list below, I would NEVER do a static route in the
lab exam, unless explicitly instructed that I could. I am not sure
what happens when you violate those initial instructions, but I never
wanted to find out. :-)

Warmest Regards,

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On Sep 5, 2009, at 11:11 AM, Mark Matters wrote:

> Here are some items that you can duct tape and move on so you can
> finish the
> lab. Then go back and start fixing things? What do you think?
>
> 1. etherchannels - duct tape = trunks
> 2. redistribution - duct tape = unfiltered redistribution
> 3. igp - duct tape = static route
> 4. multicast - duct tape = ip mroute
> 5. security - duct tape = no security
> 6. qos - duct tape = no qos
> 7. bgp - duct tape = plain old ibgp and ebgp
>
> Are a few points worth an hour to get working?
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