Re: How much detailed an OEQ Answer should be?

If my boss asks me what is time to live.... i tell him time to live is the
time left for me to live in this compnay if i don't get a raise!!... and i'd
explain abt 30-40 min on TTL & all related technologies...so next he won't
ask!!

No jokes aparts.. u r right.... i think it depends on how much
is asked & most importantly how "you know" about what is asked!

All i wanted
to find out was if anybody fialed on OEQ because the answer was too short or
anybody cleared OEQ by just keeping the answer too short & not going in much
details...

It's 11 more days for me find out...

Cheers,

 
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From: Scott Morris <smorris_at_ine.com>
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Sunday, 6 September, 2009 14:18:45
Subject: Re: How much detailed an OEQ
Answer should be?

The best way (IMHO) to look at these questions is as if
your boss asked them to you. Would you simply say "time to live", turn around
and walk away?

Some may, but with many bosses, that's not a very wise thing
to do.

Go with that assumption and I don't think you'll go wrong!

HTH,

 
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CCIE League wrote:
Experts,
>
>
>Where to end the answer
of the "open ended" Qs...
>
>
>e.g If the question is : What is TTL?
>
>
>
>Should we say:
>
>- It's Time To Live.... Full stop & move to next question??
>
>or say
>
>-The Time to Live (TTL) field prevents "lost" packets from being
passed endlessly through the IP network.
>
>or add
>
>-The field contains an
8-bit integer that is set by the originator of the packet. Each router through
which the packet passes will decrement the integer by one.
>
>or also add
>
>-If a router decrements the TTL to zero, it will discard the packet and send
an ICMP "time exceeded" error message to the packet's source address.
>
>
>
>Could someone shed some light on this?
>
>
>
>Ta,
>
>
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