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Open question to those that have recently sat for the lab.
Hi Folks,
Access to the Cisco DOC whether in html format through your browser or on CD would be made available to you in the lab based on your lab location.
Being able to access the DOC CD is not part of what the lab would be testing you on. As such, the proctors are usually more than willing to assist you in locating the documention page. For all you know, it may be the home page of the browser on your lab workstation.
My advice to you is to use it throughout your preps regardless of whether you have it on DVD or directly from cisco.com. When I was preparing for my lab, I downloaded all the DOC CD pdf files onto my laptop and used it thoroughly.
If I were to test you on DHCP in a task, you should be able to immediately tell whether that technology is covered in the IOS IP Application Service Guide or IOS IP Addressing Services Guide. What if I were to test you on Server Load Balancing or NAT? You would develop such skills easily only if you use it daily in your preps.
Worry about mastering such things and little about its availability in the real lab.
Regards,
Felix Nkansah, CCIE
