I took my lab exam in June last year when mobile lab was in Poland. Everything was (almost) the same - even the proctor! :-D I was very surprised to see the same proctor I had during my previous attempt in Brussels :-) But that was an exception, I guess.
I didn't have any problem with accessing devices and the most important thing: the access to Cisco documentation was much much better. When I had my first attempt in Brussels, I complained that it takes forever to open the site with Cisco docs (about 2 - 3 minutes). I didn't have that problem during mobile lab at all. The atmosphere during the exam was a little bit more informal (and at the same time - more comfortable) comparing to the normal lab. Maybe it was because of the amount of people in the room - during mobile labs you usually have less seats available (in my case it was one for security and two for routing & switching). The room was smaller (comparing to that in Brussels), so I was sitting closer to other candidates - that was the only disadvantage. But the equipment (monitor, keybord, mouse) was the same and I remember that I even liked the Polish keybord more, because it was more comfortable to type. I knew the facility (Warsaw Cisco office), because I have been there before several times (I worked for Cisco partner company that time). All in all, if I had a chance, I would take the exam during mobile lab once again. -- Marta Sokolowska.
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