Re: R&S LAB CONFIGURATION SECTION

Troubleshooting in the configuration section is expected, and is
certainly fair game. The rule remains that anything in your startup
configurations could be right or it could be wrong -- It's up to you
to decide : ) With less time in configuration, you will likely run
into more pre-configuration than in the past which leaves more stuff
that could be broken right off the bat. Definitely don't overlook
this and make sure you do your due diligence at the beginning of the
config section (sh run, sh ver, sh int, ping, etc...)

HTH

On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 7:18 AM, Bernard Steven <buny.steven_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Experts,
> Before Cisco introduced the troubleshooting sections , they used to
> intentionaly inject few errors and miosconfigurations in to the lab in order
> for the candidate to resolve.
>
> Do they still do that , or with the introduction of TS , can we assume that
> the configs in place of the configuration section are error free ?
>
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