I'm starting to think about lab strategy to help guide my hands-on practice. I have a few thoughts as to order of operations and config methods. But I wanted to see what the group thought and what has worked well for them.
In terms of an order of operations, what have you found to be useful? Obviously, to start things off you will want to read through the lab, write out your own diagrams and any other initial notes to help organize the information in a meaningful way. I'm more looking to see which sections/technologies should be done first and which can wait until later. When it comes to picking your sections/tasks to work on, what has been your order of operations? Another area that I wonder about is what is the most efficient way to make your configurations. On the WCS and autonomous APs, we have both CLI and GUIs. We also have the WCS that can be used to configure WLCs and their associated APs. What have you found to be the most efficient method to make your configurations? Jeff
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