How indepth does the written go?
Just wondering for those who have sat the written how far down the rabbit hole do we have to go?
For example I'm studying MPLS at the moment. I'm labbing up scenarios where there's some cool little details I never knew. Such as using OSPF as the CE-PE routing protocol and changing the domain-id to change whether the route is IA or E. Labbing up sham-links to get around the backdoor problem / Using site-of-origin to stop loops happening for EIGRP/BGP etc.
Is this too far for the written exam? I don't want anyone to break NDA or anything but a nudge in the right direction wouldn't go astray
Do I need to know that OSPF uses the I, M and MS bit in the DD packet or am I getting too sucked into the details?
For example I'm studying MPLS at the moment. I'm labbing up scenarios where there's some cool little details I never knew. Such as using OSPF as the CE-PE routing protocol and changing the domain-id to change whether the route is IA or E. Labbing up sham-links to get around the backdoor problem / Using site-of-origin to stop loops happening for EIGRP/BGP etc.
Is this too far for the written exam? I don't want anyone to break NDA or anything but a nudge in the right direction wouldn't go astray
Do I need to know that OSPF uses the I, M and MS bit in the DD packet or am I getting too sucked into the details?
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CCIE #37149