CompTIA CASP CAS-002 Performance-Based

CIOCIO Posts: 151Member
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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..
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  • ErtazErtaz Posts: 918Member ■■■■■□□□□□
    CIO wrote: »
    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.
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  • trueshrewkmctrueshrewkmc Posts: 107Member
    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.)
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  • CIOCIO Posts: 151Member
    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.
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  • luciano.feluciano.fe Posts: 6Member ■□□□□□□□□□
    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.
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  • Moldygr33nb3anMoldygr33nb3an Posts: 241Member
    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.
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  • Moldygr33nb3anMoldygr33nb3an Posts: 241Member
    CIO wrote: »
    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)
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    Next: CCNP (R&S and Sec)

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