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Saturday, 19 June 2010 16:51 |
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Lessons learned:
- watch out for VTP changes amongst switches,
- once you saw VTP changes, check your VLAN immediately!!!
- speed practice is still needed. My fast-typing skills helped 50% while the other 50% is experience and knowledge.
Oh well, guess my pattern seems alright to go back and forth between lab and theory.
Off I go now ... enjoying my meal ... to hungry to think!  |
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Sunday, 06 June 2010 12:57 |
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... I have finally found several things in my CCIE lab preparation:
- My lab speed is still intact,
- My doco lookup speed need to be improved,
- If I don't want to touch the doco (which I preferred), then i must gulp the doco itself and make sure only to open those reference 'if needed' as the last resort during lab,
- Some skills that is not related to my direct experience proven to be rusted by now, so ... time to polish that one up again!
Lessons learned: I am still capable to catch up with the lab prep! Yay! |
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Sunday, 09 May 2010 18:04 |
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I have struggled in ensuring that my current lab preparation is on track. At times it is either better or worse off than my past preparations.
At one hand, I am doing travel for my work, at the other hand there is better time management if I am on site with customer.
However, the 'better' time management is happening lesser when the work with customer start to face problem that I must troubleshoot A.S.A.P. (yes, all problem are critical as the field engineer, you folks that deals with customer have been in this situation many times  ).
Now, with only several weeks left until the exam date, I can only do my best in getting all possible preparation set.
Stay tuned for my rants related to my CCIE lab preparation soon!
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Sunday, 21 March 2010 06:30 |
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I am doing several possible catch ups with the online class for troubleshooting, advanced technology, and also the core knowledge preparation.
Upon attendng those classes (that I believe I never attended before), all felt like I was already there ... waaayyyy back in the past (deja vu???)
The OEQ is quite silly as well, even though I am still 'stuck' in 50% result, I felt like I have done that before. Also, most of those questions were the questions that I tended to ask my students when I was still a Cisco Instructor back in Melbourne, Australia.
So. for those advanced technology, does it mean my knowledge have been 'upgraded'? If yes, I strongly believe I did not get it from experience. Aaarrgghhhh, so confusing, but who cares, now I know that I already learned about it
Back to the class ...  |
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Saturday, 20 March 2010 15:21 |
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In the midst of my current CCIE lab preparation, I just realized that I have been carried away by preparation tasks (and work tasks ).
When I recalled correctly, the last time I visited Cisco CCIE page was before October 2009, oh no!!!! :O
In my past preparation, I may have visited CCIE page almost daily. However, this was not leading me anywhere! Looking at it day in and day out just adding more stress and wasted my time for accessing the site.
What I should have done was to access DocCD (which I did), get more practice (which I did), and strategize (which I did, but it wasn't good enough *sigh!*).
So ... still another round of CCIE preparation saga that I am doing now, will I make it this time?
Stay tuned!!! |
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