Re: OEQ format

Hi Mike!

Here are some tips for you. I prey these help you well:

1. Do not be nervous about these. Concentrate on the fact that you
will solve them based on your preparation. If you start thinking right
now they are going to fail you...that could happen...instead...focus
on the fact you will pass them easily.

2. They are not Open Ended Questions - they are Short Answer
Questions. So, you will not face a question like "Describe how EIGRP
is superior to OSPF." Instead, you will see something like "What value
is compared to the Feasible Distance in the EIGRP Feasibility
Condition calculation?"

3. You can move between all four questions as many times as you like
before you submit your answers. The only limit is the 30 minute timer.

4. Once you answer the four questions and continue - FORGET THEM.
Concentrate on your configuration tasks.

Warmest Regards,

Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626
http://www.INE.com

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On Sep 8, 2009, at 2:52 AM, botha.mike_at_gmail.com wrote:

> I have my lab on Friday 11 September and I am very nervous about
> these open
> ended questions. There is just so much that be asked.
> Are you presented with all the OEQ's on the screen or are they
> presented one at
> a time and can you move around within the OEQ section?
> What I am trying to determine is can I read all the OEQ first and
> then answer
> them in the order that I feel most confident with.
>
> I understand that once you finnish the OEQ section you cannot go back.
>
>
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