Nice ! .. thanks for the info :) Best of luck with ur studies and go ahead, nail it :D
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 11:02 PM, Kevin Sheahan <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, you are correct in that there are icons for everything that launches > the terminal session. The topology is 'interactive' in that when you click > on a device it will launch the CLI. For GUI's, however, those are > accessible via the Test-PC (click on the test-pc and it will launch an RDP > session). IDM is on the desktop but I did not see ASDM. You can use ASDM, > but will have to download the image from the ASA and perform the necessary > configuration on the ASA for ASDM access. I did not use ASDM even once so > I'm not sure if they put any other roadblocks in the way for that. All > other GUI's (ISE, WSA) are accessible via browser on the test-pc. The > response time on the GUI's were quite good, had some minor issues late in > the exam but nothing really serious, the exam was built to be quite > intuitive so you won't really have to wonder how to get into this/that > device. I didn't use the doc-cd either, but there is an icon for that on > the candidate-pc (your physical pc). > > From: Cris <[email protected]> > Date: Friday, April 12, 2013 1:24 PM > To: Fawad Khan <[email protected]> > Cc: Kevin Sheahan <[email protected]>, "< > [email protected]>" <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Security] First lab experience. > > Well sorry to hear that it went bad.. But there is always an another > chance and im sure u will clear it next time :) Have fun with what you > learn and nail it ! > > Would you be kind enough to clear a doubt of mine.. Well im sure there > would be icons for each and every device preconfigured for telnet > session... so were there icons for the GUI as well like ASDM, if so how was > the response time on them > > Thanks :) > > Wish you all the best ! > > Cris > > > On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 11:00 AM, Fawad Khan <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Sorry to know Kevin that you missed this time, you will make it next >> time. IPexepert boot camps are great and very helpful. I would agree to >> give the exam in San Jose as well just because of the first reason you >> gave, No offense to David but he is difficult. I heard that some new lady >> is replacing him already and she is appearing on couple of days per week. >> But she is tough as well. I liked proctor Tung Wu at San Jose much better. >> Best of luck to you and everyone who is trying sincerely. >> >> >> On Friday, April 12, 2013, Kevin Sheahan wrote: >> >>> Gents, >>> >>> Sorry for the delayed report here, it's been a pretty tough week. I went >>> to RTP to take the CCIE Security lab on Tuesday and I did not pass. I know >>> it must have been close, but still I did not earn the necessary points to >>> pass. A few notes for you below that may be useful for your future lab >>> success - >>> >>> >>> 1. The RTP proctor, David Blair, is a complete embarrassment to >>> Cisco. Do not pay much attention to the things he says/does before, >>> during, >>> and even after the lab. He is unprofessional, abrasive, and seemingly >>> unwilling to earn his paycheck. Do not let this get to you, just do your >>> thing. >>> 2. The lab is delivered completely electronically, the only >>> exception being the two (more if you need it) pieces of paper for notes. >>> You are given one monitor and there is also a cup full of pens/pencils >>> (including color). >>> 3. The terminal emulator is putty. The putty windows are configured >>> to always be on top of anything else on your screen, so to see your >>> diagram(s) and/or RDP session you'll need to minimize putty. All of the >>> equipment was very responsive for about the first 6 hours for me. The >>> last >>> two hours seemed as though the computer was having some minor problems, >>> but >>> nothing of major concern. >>> 4. I was there for 8 hours and 20 minutes (20 minute lunch). The >>> lunch was quite bad, bring your own if you'd like to. There are sodas and >>> water available to you during your exam, but you're able to bring your >>> own >>> as well if you'd like. >>> 5. The Cisco campus was very nice, the CCIE Labs were in building 3 >>> @ RTP. Make sure you visit the campus and find out where you need to go >>> the >>> day before. They want you to be there at 7AM waiting outside the front >>> door.. however the proctor may not be as punctual so don't be nervous >>> about >>> it either way you will get 8 hours of lab time. >>> >>> If you have any additional questions or anything about the lab feel free >>> to ask. Again, I will not be providing information regarding exam >>> contents.. don’t ask. >>> >>> Good luck to all of you who are trying to do this the right way – My >>> next lab is scheduled for July 30th in San Jose (after attending IPExpert's >>> bootcamp), hope to see some of you there! >>> >>> Kind Regards, >>> >>> Kevin Sheahan >>> >> >> >> -- >> FNK, CCIE Security#35578 >> >> _______________________________________________ >> For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please >> visit www.ipexpert.com >> >> Are you a CCNP or CCIE and looking for a job? Check out >> www.PlatinumPlacement.com >> > >
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