The best way to train for this kind of heavy lifting is gradually. Start
out by carrying Ciscopress books with you all the time. Add a laptop, and a
few more textbooks when you are ready. Before you know it, you will be able
to juggle a couple of 5500's like they were golf balls.
Origi
What happens if the Autoswitch fails? Ahh, the joys of fault tolerance:)
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Subject: RE: CISCO SWITCH
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 15:57:36 PDT
Shore Microsyst
I took the test on October 12, and I had 2 fill-in-the-blanks straight from
memory.
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Subject: Re: BCMSN fill in the blank questions?
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 10:
I recently helped set up a wireless LAN for my church and associated school.
There were 3 buildings involved, each seperated by about 150 m. One of
the other committee members worked for Lucent and we were able to get a
WaveLAN installation at a good price (cheaper than a cable run, we paid
iven these opportunities because
my boss knows that I am always reading, studying, and trying new things, and
also because he knows that I will let him know if I think I am in over my
head.
My best advice - read, read, read, then read some more. Never stop
learning.
-Tim Harkin
Origin
I recently passed BCMSN and found the Colt test strange at best, for the
most part. I scored in the mid 900's on the actual test, but was only
marginally passing the Colt exam. However (and I know this is
contradictory), I did see some questions on the actual test that were very
familiar, if
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