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Bob Howser I've heard that IOS command lines will have to be type out on the test. Is this true? If that is true, are full commands used or will the short versions work? (ex. "copy run start")

tcsris full syntax only
good luck

RickyP
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I've heard that IOS command lines will have to be type out on the test. Is this true? If that is true, are full commands used or will the short versions work? (ex. "copy run start")

I am taking this exam for the 4th rime and not once have I had to type in a command.




synfin Maybe thats why your taking it for the 4th time

sherm74 Now as far as typing out the command lines I have heard differently. I heard that you do not have to. That the questions are multiple choice, but I guess that since I have never taken the test that I should study both ways.

csteinmetzjr You will need to type commands.

mehran No, there is no such a questions in exam, but there are some nasty multiple choice that you have to be very carful. Good luck
Here you can find some handy stuff just check it out
www.mehran.amini.kingmail.com/Techo/cisco.htm

Mehran

GreatScot! Thanks Mehran, some nice links there. And yes, questions are mult. choice not fill in the blank.

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