RE: Failed - October 8.

Thank you for clarifying James.

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-----Original Message-----
From: nobody_at_groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody_at_groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of
Poplawski, James
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 3:19 PM
To: 'Oskar'; CCIE Group Study
Subject: RE: Failed - October 8.

I wouldn't say you're tested on RFC numbers, however there are instances you
may come across a question worded as such:

Implement 802.1w switching with Switch A as the root. If you don't remember
what 802.1w is, prepare to either guess or look it up on the DocCD. Little
gotchas can come to bite you.

In my experience the exam isn't like a vendor workbook where they'll say
implement rapid spanning tree, they might say implement 802.1w.

Hopefully, this makes sense and helps you to be mindful of the IEEE specs.
Otherwise be aware of where each item is on the doc cd to look it up.
JB

-----Original Message-----
From: Oskar [mailto:xyz7412369_at_yahoo.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 3:01 PM
To: Poplawski, James; CCIE Group Study
Subject: Re: Failed - October 8.

So now we are beeing tested on rfc numbers. Muarilio was clear when he was
answering questions about new v4 that there will be no this type of
questions.
Since he left things have chaged then.
Do actually proctors have real jobs in networking ? It looks like they run
an
internal competition who will come up with most useless question.

----- Original Message ----
From: "Poplawski, James" <jpoplawski_at_starkinvestments.com>
To: CCIE Group Study <ccielab_at_groupstudy.com>
Sent: Tue, October 19, 2010 10:09:30 AM
Subject: Failed - October 8.

Good morning,

Just writing in to get some ideas. I had my second attempt at the lab on
November 8, 2010. I thought I did really well, however I did not pass.
I've
worked through INE Vol 1 as well as Narbik's material. Does anyone have any
advice?

I seem to get hung up on the wording of Frame Relay questions (LMI
Autosense,
RFC1490, etc) as well as Multicast. The problem is, from what I can tell,
they
don't ask you specifically to create a P2P sub interface, but in the
workbooks
they spell it out. I could definitely use some work on IPv6 multicast and
general practice on IPv4 Multicast so I have confidence when I get anything.

Here's my game plan, unless anyone has suggestions.
        Round out Narbik's Advanced 2.0 Multicast and MPLS sections.
        Go back to INE and do Vol 2-4
        Double-back on any technologies I suck at and do them repetitively
till
I can troubleshoot and implement without question or doubt.
        When I start Vol 4, book my lab.

I have IPExpert as well, so not sure how I can pepper that in there.

I was on a kick on the last month of studying 8-9hours a day which once I
got
going was awesome. Speed and efficiency were there. I've taken a week or
so
off and ready to get back so I don't fall too far off of the wagon. In the
exam
I hit some areas I've never seen, some areas I had some doubt on, but I got
through the entire exam. I did pass Troubleshooting this time, whereas the
first time I had exam problems, failed both sections and didn't have enough
time.

Any ideas?
JB

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