From: McCallum, Robert (robert.mccallum@thus.net)
Date: Mon Nov 03 2003 - 11:56:26 GMT-3
The approach I took was to pass the lab :-)
Robert McCallum
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin D. Fierbaugh [mailto:marty@networkwv.com]
> Sent: 03 November 2003 13:30
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> Subject: Lab Tactics
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> Hello all,
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> My question is in relation to tactics. There are many
> options for completing a particular task. However, I imagine
> taking a certain approach verses another may keep you out of
> troubleshooting hot water.
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> My question is, if given a scenario where you have several
> options are you better off to keep it as simple as possible
> or try to dig deeper to find out what the test is looking for
> (i.e. read ahead). I am sure people have configd themselves
> into corners before by trying to impress (BGP comes to mind)
> the grading proctor.
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> I have found that real world implementation can differ from
> approaches to a lab environment and I am afraid my views may
> be jaded by my own personal experiences and design practices.
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> Any advice would be appreciated.
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> Thanks,
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