RE: ccie preparation suggestion

My advise would be to build your lab and use your lab (a lot).

You'll create "muscle memory" of the commands, the syntax and the day you pass surprise - you won't need the doc cd... (I didn't need it when I was good enough to pass).

So, if you get a vendor's workbook like the Big Brian's - all you need is in there. if you're going to be careful - branch out and look for any other sub-commands of things you know when your done the lab.

I would not spend too much time with the doc cd and memorizing raw commands - the computers in there are notoriously crappy... the one time (on a failed attempt in San Jose) I wanted to get to the doccd - the page was a 404 and it would not load. The proctor was like "oh well".

HTH,

Joe

-----Original Message-----
From: nobody_at_groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody_at_groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of sameer khan
Sent: Monday, September 02, 2013 7:34 AM
To: groupstudy
Subject: ccie preparation suggestion

Hey

While my journey to ccie number, i thought it would help in the lab to know all the commands (aleast if they seem relevant) for the topics on the blue print. I don't know if that will be any help in the lab, but what my thought is if i know all the commands i know what a protocol can do and what it can't.
Please don't get me wrong, i m not skipping any theoretical part i consider it the essential to use the commands. I am using anki for generating flash cards and reviewing. I need suggestion is it any good strategy or i am just wasting my time in memorizing them.

Thanks

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