Hi Bernard!
There is indeed a time in our lives when we should never trust Cisco! :-) It is when they have prebuilt anything for us in our configuration section. Think about it...with no Catalyst switches in your Troubleshooting section, how are they to test you on Cat troubleshooting?
While the CCIE lab exam is not always going to reflect real world networking, one interesting parallel is the fact that we be ready to fix anything at anytime. :-)
Keep enjoying your preparation!
Warmest Regards,
Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626, CCSI #23251
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On May 14, 2010, at 7:18 AM, Bernard Steven 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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