Hey Marc,

I'm in the same boat as you; there are a lot of RFC mentions in the IPX 
workbooks. Looking over the Lab blueprint I don't see any mention of RFC's; 
however I do see things like IEEE 802.1d, 802.1s, 802.1w, etc. I suppose it 
would be a good idea to know some of the basic ones, but I wouldn't worry about 
it too much (of course I've never sat the lab either)


Thank you,
 
Steve Di Bias
Network Engineer - Information Systems
Valley Health System - Las Vegas
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Subject: [OSL | CCIE_RS] RFC numbers

I see a number of IPexperts tasks that mention RFC numbers and I am
curious if this is something I can expect to see in the actual lab
exam. Here is one example from vol 3 lab 1.

"Configure OSPF for the network between R2, R5,, and R6 in area 256.
Configure OSPF for the network between R1, R2, and Switch 2 in area
12. Area 12 should use the option discussed in RFC 1587."

Besides RFC1918 (private addresses) I really don't know many RFC
numbers. In this task I was able to figure it out by opening the DOCCD
to the OSPF section and doing a control-f and searching for 1587. I
guess my question is if I need to memorize a bunch of RFC numbers (and
if so which ones), or if I should expect to either not see this type
question, or that I should be able to find the answer in a similar
manner?

Thanks in advance.

Marc
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