Re: CCIE R and S ver 4

I took the CCIE RS lab twice, passing on my second attempt, both in RTP with
Howard. Howard is a VERY good proctor in my opinion. On each attempt, I
asked him several questions, demonstrating my knowledge to him in the
question to make it clear I wasn't fishing for answers and he was always
very helpful. As a general rule, people that complain about the proctors
just weren't ready or asking the right questions...

Chris

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:00 PM, Jack <ccie.unnumbered_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> In consulting business, we keep asking the client what they want until the
> case is clear before we give advice.
> Some people mentioned that some troubleshooting tickets are vague. I doubt
> Howard at RTP is that helpful in explaining the tickets, based on my two
> experience in V3. Last time when I was there, Howard left early. His
> replacement/substitute was younger and much more polite, humble, modest, and
> most of all, helpful. Thanks to the young gentleman, I was able to clear
> one sentence in a configuration question, and one requirement which was not
> said in the entire question set. Maybe it was mentioned in the preface, but
> I was too sick that day to search any statements outside the questions.
> Howard could have answered, "this is basic knowledge (common sense)" or
> "follow what the requirement says".
>
> Some mentioned that some troubleshooting tickets are not specific and need
> time and luck to pin down. Time and luck are the focus of V4, in my humble
> opinion based on the feedbacks.
>
> Jack
>
>
> Terry Vinson wrote:
>
>> The old exam was centered around configuration, the new test is centered
>> more around consulting.
>>
>
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