I failed BSCI again today.
It wasn't so bad actually. It was the first time for me to take the new
test in the new format.
Some of the questions were really easy. I could do perhaps 4 Qs per
minute and actually did. Some were extremely vague. It reminded me more
of the old CCIE Written.
One point to watch out for. On the test, you have most likely have a lab.
In the lab you have to enter commands on a virtual router. This was not
a problem for me except that erasing the commands was difficult. I
mis-entered a command and tried to erase it and it was impossible! And
don't flame and thinking I don't know how to erase a command :-) I did
manage to erase it but it was through an indirect method, basically one I
use in real life.
The material has changed only so slightly but enough to merit a different
method to studying. I guess my only real recommendation is to know not
only the "why" and "What" but also "How" and much more in depth than
before. Many of the questions had answers that I never even thought about
before.
Of well, back to the books. I want to pass the new CCNP now so I am
studying a bit for it.
Theo
"Kaminski, Shawn G"
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You'll be OK. The old 640-504 exam and the new 640-604 exam cover the same
topics. The only difference that I know of is that new, more difficult,
questions were written for the new 640-604 exam. Same topics, just more
difficult questions. Just make sure you know the material.
Shawn K.
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> hi, I am currently preparing for my CCNP module , however , the course
> that
> I took which is Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN) was
> quote as 640-504 and the exam I am taking now is
> 640-604, can any body tell me if there is any significant different
> between
> the two. thanks
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