RE: What is it that they want huh ?

Hi Vibeesh,

To answer your question: they want you to configure it exactly as they
expect. From your description, it appears likely that you interpreted the
requirements or restrictions differently than they intended. Have you taken
a few graded assessment labs? By giving you detailed feedback they can
often help you to become aware of interpretation issues. In the lab the
"right" answer is the one that gets you the points.

I can recommend the Cisco360 graded assessment labs, especially the 7 graded
assessment labs that are part of my CIERS2 Online course. I am sure others
will also have suggestions.

Best regards,

Bob Sinclair CCIE 10427 CCSI 30427
CIERS2 Online Instructor
www.tinyurl.com/ciers2online

> -----Original Message-----
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> Vibeesh S
> Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 8:13 PM
> To: Cisco certification
> Subject: What is it that they want huh ?
>
> Went for my second shot @ the lab yesterday Finished my troubleshooting
> with
> enough resolved tickets !! Went to the config section L2 was good L3
> went
> well all other things were ok had some head scratching to be done but
> finally did finish the lab and verified the configs with the taks put
> forth,
> everything looked ok !!! Some places i tweaked the configs for certain
> tasks
> rebooted everything looked good !! I thought i will pass, even if i
> fail i
> thought will do so by a few points but the results were actually
> startling
> !! Trblshooting passed but L3 i got less points !! and have lost
> points in
> other sections !! am confused !!
>
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