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Is the "?" command disabled on the real-test?
rapyoke
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I remember hearing this somewhere and just took it at face value, is it true that the "?" command is disabled on the CLI sims on the real test?
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Optionsrapyoke
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Wow, well that takes a load off my mind! I had been studying under the assumption that I would need to just be able to spit all of these commands out with no method to double check or correct.[X]70-270 - Configuring Windows XP Professional
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QHalo
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You're doing just fine actually learning the commands. Use "?" as a tool, not a crutch. GL on your exam. -
Optionscisco_kidd
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Please keep in mind though, some commands or the ? may be disabled on SOME sims if they are looking for a specific answer to test your knowledge. For example, if it was asked to get the IP address of a specific interface, show int f0/0 may be disabled, and show int brief may not. On the same sim, show ? may not work. So the real answer is yes and no.
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jamesleecoleman
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These are one of those questions where people aren't supposed to answer because of the NDA.Booya!!
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Optionspham0329
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really? Telling someone whether the "?" command is available is violating the NDA? What exactly is said in the NDA since I've never read it
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Optionsdescender421
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jamesleecoleman wrote: »These are one of those questions where people aren't supposed to answer because of the NDA.
I don't really understand that as even Jeremy from CBT Nuggets I believe says on one of his videos that you can use the "?" command on the real tests. But I never answered this question either as I didn't want to be violating the NDA, so I'm not quite sure. -
OptionsQHalo
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It's hardly a violation of the NDA.
If it is, then report me and every other training vendor that tells you that you can use it. -
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Mike-Mike
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yeah, on The Bryant Advantage study guide it mentions that sometimes you can use the ? and sometime you cannot. now maybe some other information on here is NDACurrently Working On
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OptionsQHalo
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Yeah I didn't go into details, I just said it wasn't disabled. Figure out the rest by taking the test. Sheesh...
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Optionscisco_kidd
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Yeah I didn't go into details, I just said it wasn't disabled. Figure out the rest by taking the test. Sheesh...
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