I would say that if you don't see any v3 topic as retired that makes this exam easier - because you have already know this and you don't have to revise it while studying for v4 exam ;-)
Of course I'm joking a little bit right now. I know what you mean. I haven't started studying for v4 yet, but I am also a little bit surprised to see topics like CBAC on the checklist. That's why I said I was expecting an update of those documents. They were created on May and maybe that time someone didn't pay attention to the details. But all in all I wouldn't worry - I know from my experience that if something can't be found in IPExpert's workbook, you won't have it during the lab. So just wait for IPExpert's v4 workbooks and you'll know the scope of the material :-) Marta Sokolowska. 2012/11/23 Adil Pasha <[email protected]> Thanks Marta for quick reply. > > What I am not understanding is why all version 3 topics are going to be > part of version 4 plus new topics for version 4? > > I hope I am not wrong, but it is always the case that when lab version is > changed to a new version there are always some topics in older versions > which become obsolete and newer topics are added in the newer versions. I > am not seeing the change of topics between v3 and v4. What I am seeing here > is that pretty much all old topics of v3 are now part of version 4 plus > Cisco is adding more features to version 4. If that is the case then Cisco > is making it harder than ever to study version 4. > > Please let me know if you have the same understanding or am I missing > something? > > > Best Regards. > ______________________ > Adil > >
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