From: Joseph Rinehart (jjrinehart@hotmail.com)
Date: Mon Sep 16 2002 - 18:33:44 GMT-3
New Thread, dealing with strategy.
Personally I feel that I will probably be ok in terms of the technology and
overall configuration. I am not claiming to be prepared yet, but I am
saying I think that part will end up adequate. My question is about
strategy, because even in my practice sessions and hands on stuff I find its
stupid little stuff that tends to kill my effectiveness (mistyped commands,
forgetting to put in something I even had written out, etc.)
My approach is usually to read requirements, read them again, and then start
by drawing a diagram, and including addressing and other pertinent
information. Next I will write out a configuration and go over it several
times, and only then start coding the routers.
What do you feel is a reproducible strategy to the lab? What methodology
helps minimize mistakes and confusion and helps you avoid throwing away
points outr of sheer stuidity?
Joe
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