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mamabarker

hi guys! my co-worker passed last week and mentioned a question that was in the exam that he is not sure about the answer.

what is the rule of asking everybody here or posting a question in the exam.

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dynamik

mamabarker wrote: »

hi guys! my co-worker passed last week and mentioned a question that was in the exam that he is not sure about the answer.

what is the rule of asking everybody here or posting a question in the exam.

That would violate the NDA, so it's not allowed.

mamabarker

Thank you. I'm glad I asked.

Devilsbane

mamabarker wrote: »

hi guys! my co-worker passed last week and mentioned a question that was in the exam that he is not sure about the answer.

what is the rule of asking everybody here or posting a question in the exam.

The fact that you know the question means that he already violated it. So go turn him in!

Otherwise, I'll often get stumped on a question and then after the test look it up/ask someone. As long as you don't say "I just had this question" and list it nearly word for word you can be ok. For example, if it was a question on L2TP you could ask how does L2TP and someone will likely get you what you need or point you in the right direction.