Thanks for sharing your experience! Keep you head up, study hard, and you'll get it next time. I'll be taking the lab for the first time in Jan...
-- -=Repy to group only... no personal=- ""Ryan Ngai Hon Kong"" wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hi all, > > Just want to tell you all that I finally attempted my first lab on 28/11. > What an experience for 2 years in networking line (newbies) after completing > > all my NA/NP certification and finally now turning to the lab. I knew I > didn't > do a good job there though the result have not been released yet (which > took > a couple of days), it's my first learning experience. > > I found that this is the complete lab I'd ever put my hands on, all the > while > I only had 4-5 routers at home to practice. Lots of practice needed to get > me more prepare for the next round, which might be 1/2 years ahead. I was > inspired by Chuck's story line before I had my exam the other night, and > now it's all over. Time is not something we ask for, knowledge keep you > going. You got to know what to do when you face a problem, you don't really > have a choice. For the last 15 mins before it's over, I knew I will not > finish them on time so I'll just stop and review all the question and keep > them in mind. They are my first lesson and it'll be more tougher the next > attempt. I didn't regret for the result later, I'm just happy that quality > of the exam really worth for everyone here to work after. They'll sure > pay off one day. > > One day lab is a monster, with little trouble in mind memorizing the > ip address, distribution and routing table, you will soon overcome > them. Once the frame relay works, routing come into picture. You have > no idea how and what the end of this lab are trying to achieve, putting > tons of assumption into the answer though they never work.. you got no > time to browse the documentation cd, you can't wait a sec to save your > configuration and you can't affort to show run your configuration at > all time. Memorizing and organizing every single information is crucial > to keep you on time. Luckily troubleshooting is removed from the lab. > Thanks to Jeff for putting off my nervous on my first attempt, I'm sure > I'll see you again next round. > > On my way home riding on a bus, the question still dazzle on my mind. > The movie played on the journey home, Pearl Harbour even inspire me > that getting train to fly a dangerous mission even harder getting the > CCIE status. I promise myself that I'll work even harder for my next > lab attempt. > > To all the others coming up with your lab attempt this year, good luck > to you all. Never doubt on your first attempt, take it as part of your > first learning experience. My mind is empty when I had it also. > > Have a nice day. > Ryan Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=27664&t=27653 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
