Probably not recommended as you will be doing troubleshooting in CLI, that i am 100% sure of lol
Maybe you can , however it will take a lot of time to setup sdm on all your routers, when setting up the network in CLI is much faster. Remember time is precious in the LAB exam.
For RS there would be no need for ASDM, and there is no mention of SDM in the lab blueprint. For security I would assume that ASDM and SDM are not available because there is no mention of them on the blueprint but there is a specific note about using the IDM for the IPS.
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Chances are, by the time you're ready to take the CCIE R&S lab exam, the GUI tools are more of a burden than help. They're great for beginners and doing very basic changes in a hurry, but you'll learn to love the CLI as time goes on and you won't know how you lived without it.
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Maybe you can , however it will take a lot of time to setup sdm on all your routers, when setting up the network in CLI is much faster. Remember time is precious in the LAB exam.
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