Also highly recommended: Vik's Voice Lab Strategy vLecture, available via IPexpert's Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/IPexpert/24586557119?v=app_7146470109 Direct link: http://ipexpert.acrobat.com/p93148979/ cheers, sd From: ccie_voice-boun...@onlinestudylist.com [mailto:ccie_voice-boun...@onlinestudylist.com] On Behalf Of Daniel Berlinski Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 5:23 PM To: Amp Cc: ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com; Pithog Oil Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Speed for taking the Lab HI Pithog Here comes my suggestion: Choose one lab and change the IP addresses in your environment, the number plan, and the physical position of the phones you work with on your desk, introduce infrastructure probs, make sure you make it very hard for your phones to register. Review the troubleshooting IP Tel book on chapter 3 I think speaks about phone registration and there is a white paper on cisco.com that talks about common phone registration probs, make sure you are familiar with those and practice those scenarios so you can see the symptoms happening before you in the stress room chamber On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 9:38 AM, Amp <amccar...@cciequest.com> wrote: Hey Pithog, You ask a tough question my friend. I think some of the things that you need to consider are how well do you know the core technologies and how fast can you correctly configure them? Based upon the forums and the practice labs there are going to be some things that you will need to know how to configure rather swiftly. Will you have CME with SCCP and SIP phones to configure on your lab? Who knows but it would be a good idea to know how to configure CME in a matter of minutes. Can you configure IOS media resources as fast as you can type your name? If not then ask yourself why not. Start configuring H323, MGCP, and Gatekeepers in notepad. If you can do it in notepad with little to no screw-ups then you can do it in the router lightning fast. Are you able to read the question and not over-complicate what's being asked? How fast can you configure COR? Furthermore what's your strategy? Do you plan on configuring once and copying, modifying, and pasting? What do you know really well and what do you need help in? Spend as much time trying to master the areas that you are weak in. Also remember, it is very possible that the IPX labs are more difficult than the actual lab so if you can't get through the IPX labs in less than 8 hours, can you do the core of what's being asked in a timely manner? So in my opinion, configure as much as you can in notepad to ensure you know the configuration steps inside and out. During your steps write out the steps to configure what's being asked. Do this without looking it up and see where you are coming up short. I know I didn't directly answer your question but I hope that helps. Amp Quoting Pithog Oil <pithog...@yahoo.com>: Please i will like to know if my speed is okay and good enough for the exam, it takes me 8 hours at the moment to finish the ipexpert, Labs, suggestions are welcome on how i can shorthen the time to 4 hours, i really hope its possible, please i need assistance on this. Ultimately i want to know how to manage my time better. Thanks _______________________________________________ For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please visit www.ipexpert.com
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