CompTIA CASP CAS-002 Performance-Based
Just wondering if anyone has taken the new version of the CASP and if they can shed some light on the Performance-Based type of questions on the exam.
For instance, are there any config type of questions where the test taker would need to know Cisco R/S commands, Linux commands, etc..
For instance, are there any config type of questions where the test taker would need to know Cisco R/S commands, Linux commands, etc..
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Ertaz
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Just wondering if anyone has taken the new version of the CASP and if they can shed some light on the Performance-Based type of questions on the exam.
For instance, are there any config type of questions where the test taker would need to know Cisco R/S commands, Linux commands, etc..
You don't need to understand specific iOS commands. You need to be able to read output and make configuration choices through a generic menu based interface. -
trueshrewkmc
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Performance-based questions for CompTIA also mean drag and drop / matching questions. I had more drag and drop questions than hands-on / command line / button clicking questions on my test in July. You should also know that the performance-based questions show up first and that you can always mark them and come back. (My first Sec+ performance-based question was as hard or harder than anything I saw on CASP. I marked it for review and came back to it later.) -
CIO
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trueshrewkmc wrote: »Performance-based questions for CompTIA also mean drag and drop / matching questions. I had more drag and drop questions than hands-on / command line / button clicking questions on my test in July. You should also know that the performance-based questions show up first and that you can always mark them and come back. (My first Sec+ performance-based question was as hard or harder than anything I saw on CASP. I marked it for review and came back to it later.)
That is true. I guess i'm just over stressing the test. I've moved my test date to the 15 of next month. -
luciano.fe
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Took the exam last 3rd of September.....I had 10 simulation questions: 2 drag-n-drop, 6 scenario Firewall, ACLs and network examination and an exercise on Windows to check the file using md5sum to check a hash and install the proper downloaded file). I can't remember the other simulation questions.
Anyway if you are not sure about the answer, mark them as review and go ahead. -
Moldygr33nb3an
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A colleague of mine just took it yesterday. Said all 10 of his performance based questions were drag and drop. He said a majority of the questions were network based and told me to make sure I know my protocols. He didn't pass. -
Moldygr33nb3an
Member Posts: 241
That is true. I guess i'm just over stressing the test. I've moved my test date to the 15 of next month.
Hey, we shall take it together!
I'm not too far down the road from you either. (Corpus Christi)
