From: Hansang Bae (hbae@nyc.rr.com)
Date: Tue Oct 08 2002 - 21:13:48 GMT-3
At 10:45 AM 10/8/2002 +0800, Donny MATEO wrote:
>Chris, since you mentioned it. I post a question a few days earlier for this to check during the exam on how to validate your solutions to no answer but from one guy. I supposed this list needs the knowledge to know not only the "how to configure" but also to check if the configuration is correct. So nobody can walk out of the room thinking "I did well". What are the thing you need to check other pinging from all connected IP to all non connected IP on every router (including the backbone) and all the route in the backbone if you now the host to know whether your configuration is right. (of course within the restriction and traffic policing that the lab asked you to do). Care to share with us ? Donny
This is an impossible question to answer because the correct answer is a function of the test itself.
To the original poster, it's often possible to be lulled into thinking that you know XYZ technology simply because you've mastered a lab scenario. The questions can be phrased in "just such a way" that hints at doing it one particular way. But w/o fundamental grasp of the technology, you may completely miss it. It could be as simple as setting up HSRP or or setting up a confederation!
Hang in there!
hsb
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