Cisco should hold a contest.....

Every time I go to Cisco's website for CCVP info, I'm amazed at its immensity. Cisco - for fun and good PR exposure, IMHO - should hold a contest to see who comes closest to guessing how many total pages there are at their website. Like guessing how long an ice block will melt to win the price. I wonder if anyone there really knows? It's like the Frankenstein's monster - it's gotten way out of control as it lumbers down the Internet road.

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mikej412

Crunchyhippo wrote:

Every time I go to Cisco's website for CCVP info, I'm amazed at its immensity.

SMACK!

Focus!! Stop lallygagging around the Cisco Docs.

Use the search function -- you're not in a CCIE Lab Exam. If you don't find your answer in the first few relevant documents, reevaluate your search criteria.

If you're sightseeing in the Cisco Documentation like a tourist, you're not studying!

In the Other Cisco Resources section of the CCVP FAQ there is a link to some Cisco Training Resources for Using the Technical Support and Documentation Website.

Last time I counted there were 143,238 -- but that wasn't counting the 6500 docs for the WS-X6608-T1 blade that weren't related to DSP and Transcoding. But I think they've released another few CallManager releases since then, so there's probably 4700+ new pages (including the release notes).

But seriously, get back to the books

hetty

mikej412 wrote:

Focus!! Stop lallygagging around

This is officially my new word of the day. Not that I celebrate many of those

mikej412

hetty wrote:

This is officially my new word of the day.

Lallygagging counts as mine -- my FireFox spell checker was complaining about lollygagging.... but the OnLine Merriam-Webster has both with the same definition -- fool around : dawdle

I've now added lollygagging to my spell checker (and fixed the somc to some, which I missed in my original post

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Enough lollygagging and/or lallygagging following the dawdle link....

hetty

I never noticed the misspelling. I have two new words for today

ITdude

mikej412 wrote:

Focus!! Stop lallygagging around the Cisco Docs.

Use the search function -- you're not in a CCIE Lab Exam. If you don't find your answer in the first few relevant documents, reevaluate your search criteria.

Ouch! Mike is really a study taskmaster!!