Sorry to hear about the first attempt there, but you
definitely did hit the nail on the head.... Verify, verify, verify!
There's lots of pressure and the brain does funny things when it's under
pressure. Things to look at later and say "what the heck was I
thinking!?!?!"
I'm glad you have it in your head now. I believe that
next time will be "the one" and have that necessary push over the 80
mark!
I'll look forward to seeing that
e-mail!
Cheers,
Scott Morris, CCIE4 #4713, JNCIE-M #153, JNCIS-ER, CISSP, et al.
CCSI/JNCI-M/JNCI-ER
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Power corrupts.
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Eeeeviiiil......
Thats right, failed on my first attempt with stupid mistakes, example
(fictitious) forgot to enable pim in an interface after having done a pile
of good configuration.
Yes that was mistakes like this that made me fail.
I basically finished the exam before lunch, I had BGP and multicast left but
I had already the answers in my head, so after 4.45 I was done. My score was so
close i thought I would ask for a reread but i know its a waste.
I think I can do it next time which will be in january. December is full in
Brussels.
I think I paid the price of too confident, I spent the afternoon eating
bananas and drinking coke, because my lab seemed good and I knew
everything...right...During lunch I was already talking to other candidates
about the price of a ls1010 for the CCIE SP cuz I really thought I had done
it.
My biggest mistake - too confident, lack of testing configuration for the
last 2 hours, too much coke and bananas..
Im a lil scared to speak of the exam itself not to break any policy but if u
cover all workbook 2 ur good to go. Id say u probably know already too much
extra stuff which is good.
The plan now is to become more humble and less excited, go tru my weak areas
QOS and Security, in fact my weak areas is reading the question. Im like, read 3
words and im configuring. Imagine I recovered like 12 points after I checked the
lab in the end. I had seriouly jumped bullet points for lack of reading.
Im a joke sometimes..Anyways i belive a 3 point question more and i had
passed
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