Last year I had the chance of getting the but it didn't went well. I needed much more time to study.
Since the exam was already payed for I went anyway.
The exam was quite long and not easy at all so, as I expected, I failed, but the to get to this point was not lost on me. What I've learned as been helping me a lot on my job and I finally understand stuff I was doing without knowing why so, if you ever get a chance like this and still fail, you really didn't failed at all if you have more knowledge now then you had before πŸ™‚

I needed to sum up the basics, so I came up with these. Would you do it differently?

Got a help request call from the team today while preparing dinner for the kids.
They were trying to recover remote management of a router and where at it for a few hours.
Finish making dinner (kids do come first πŸ˜…) and joined them in a call.
10min later we find a pesky "no exec" on the line vty! It had been there for at least 1 year!
Got to say it felt good being able to help ☺️

Update: I went with my original idea for this lab and used the clock app to create a timer for each trainee. I set the timer to 1h40 and let them sweat 😰
This simple clock got them moving and competing which was my intention.

It was fun for me and for them too.

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I've been doing some trainings to help out my team understand better, so I've created this LAB in -NG using CSR1000V and caused all sort of issues.

The idea is to have 3 team members working to fix every problem I caused, but I'm looking to "gamify" this a bit, any suggestions?

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