I should have put this up ages ago.

Many students don't fail due to lack of effort but due to misunderstanding or
interpreting the questions or unfamiliarity with the exam testing environment. I
know that Cisco do have some strange ways of asking questions. It is like some
sort of vague hint at what they are asking to to do but they don't want to tell you
too much for some reason so you have to fill in the blanks.

One old question asked what the default behaviour on the router was for a
certain DNS action but failed to state if DNS had been configured on the router or
not so how do you answer that? Guess that is has or presume it hasn't?

I am going to work on a way to have some simlet exams on the site (any
suggested please?)

Meanwhile....

Here is Ciscos Certification Exam Tutorial. Take your exam before you use this
at your peril...

http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/learning_certification_exam_tutorial.html

Paul Browning

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	ExaM Tutorial - Expect the unexpected, May 27, 2010
	By pwilko - See all my comment or reviews

I did this tutorial before I went to the test centre and at the test centre before the exam started. It is great to help get in the mode, but still expect the questions to be layout out in different ways.

Peter

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