Re: Core Knowledge - Don't mis-interpret this

driving to work in an M1 Abrahms tank will be totally kool though. Apart
from the other advantages; with the current layoffs, your boss will know not
to mess with you......:)

Godswill Oletu
CCIE #16464 (R&S)

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From: "Scott Morris" <smorris_at_internetworkexpert.com>
To: "Josh Fleishman" <josh.fleishman_at_gmail.com>
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Sent: Monday, April 20, 2009 1:05 AM
Subject: Re: Core Knowledge - Don't mis-interpret this

> Going down the path is good:
>
> Ex #1: While flex links may disable spanning tree, should we not be aware
> that there has to be more than one port involved, and have to assure
> ourselves of no loop in a network per the design?
>
> If I ask you how you can drive to work in the morning, and you answer an
> M1 Abrahms tank... While you are not exactly WRONG, it is clearly not a
> feasible answer given the limited information in the question I gave you.
>
> Ex #2: I suppose this would depend on what the exhibit showed. If you
> saw:
>
> Rack1SW1(config)#cdp hold 300
> ^
> % Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
>
> Rack1SW1(config)#
>
> I could care less what the maximum value is. I know that 300 is not a
> valid number to put in. That's all I have to answer. If they ask me
> "What is the maximum hold time for CDP?" THEN I would expect to know 255
> and think that were quite trivial.
>
> I think you are correct in thinking about not wanting to get hung up on
> any actual answer, because you assume it's a detailed trivia game at that
> point.
>
> Let's look at it a different way. You have 30 minutes to answer four
> questions. That means you have 7.5 minutes a piece to figure something
> witty to say.
>
> Most people, according to Cisco, finish in 12 minutes. That means 3
> minutes per witty answer. Some you may know quickly, so we'll assume
> 30-45 seconds there. Which means you have more time for the "less sure"
> ones.
>
> If you have a thought, describe it. How would you explain/answer to your
> friend? AFAIK, you aren't limited to 20 characters or less.
>
> Scott
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