The Version 4.X CCIE R&S Lab Exam places greater pressure on students than ever to be able to rapidly find potentially obscure features in the DOC-CD. This free, interactive lesson will guide you through the use of four critical DOC-CD resources you can access in the actual exam. Enjoy, and as always, thank you so much for choosing INE!
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Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 at 3:26 pm
11 Responses to “Free Interactive Lesson – Mastering the DOC-CD”
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great effort Anthony… Appreciated.
Anthony, the question of “How do I find…” or “Where do I go for …” is one of the most frequently asked questions I get in class, (besides the question “Why do the IP OSPF domain names have to be different for the MPLS scenario”.
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Thanks for creating this sweet tutorial.
Thanks a lot !!
For student like me, DOC-CD is a pain to work with !! Will put another comment right after the lesson
Thanks
Very good walkthrough, short and sweet. Can you post a walkthrough on how to get to everything in your BluePrint. Just kidding.
Thank you! All the links I’ve seen have still pointed to http://www.cisco.com/univercd which is getting more and more broken by the day (not to mention that it’s far from what you get at the lab).
Is it possible to get the “new” DocCD on CD?
Hi Bob!
The only option I am aware of is downloading the chapters (books) in PDF form.
Hi Net_OG – funny!!!!!
I am actually kind of doing that in my Expanded Blueprint on this blog site!
Nice work Anthony. Found that helpful
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Anthony,
Thanks for great tutorial.
Is it possible to do similiar tutorial for Security BluePrint? I know you are also working for your Lab.
Are examples available in Lab from Cisco Doc pages? If not then what would be allowed for Security BluePrint.
Thanks in Advance
Hi Rizzo!
I will take a look at that…off the top of my head – it should be pretty much the same. We start from the Products tab and rely mainly on the Configuration Guides, using the Command References for required specifics on certain commands.