2012/7/9 Eugene Pefti <[email protected]> Hm...**** > > Never used it before but it seemed to accept it, thanks, pal.**** > > What about “rx” and “both” ?**** > > And one more thing. I don’t have any preference whether to use IDM or IME > but still want to be fully prepared. The blueprint says it is going to be > and IDM and Marta previously mentioned that IME is an application to manage > the IPS. >
Mike corrected me yesterday that during the lab we still have IDM, not IME. This is probably true if there's IDM also mentioned in the blueprint. I cannot confirm that from my experience, because during the lab I didn't pay attention to this, but Mike's explanation that you can always run IDM sounds very reasonable :-) One thing I have noticed is that the application used for IPS 6.1 looked different than IDM 6.0, but was very similar to IME. And since I don't have IPS 6.1 in my lab, IME in demo mode is my only option right now - to be familiar with the different GUI (I don't want to waste my time during the exam looking for options that were in a different place in IDM 6.0). About the "rx" or "both" - personally I prefer using "both" if the task doesn't mention the direction. Previously I didn't care about it (since "both" is the default anyway), but lately I had couple of tasks in workbooks where I had to copy the traffic *received* on the specific interfaced - and in that case I had to use "rx". I think you can always ask the proctor about that. -- Marta Sokolowska.
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