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Problem with the ICND2 Exam, not with the questions

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  • 06-08-2010 12:01pm
    #1
    Registered Users Posts: 678 ✭✭✭


    So, yesterday I sat the ICND2 exam, which did not go so well for me embarrassingly enough.

    Towards the end of the exam I had 2 questions which displayed incorrectly; one said "Complete the command in the brackets " which was followed by [] and the second had the answers displayed as something along the lines of

    A: } bitmap 1234 line break {
    B: } bitmap 4567 line break {
    C: } bitmap 7891 line break {
    D: } bitmap 4321 {

    I said it to the receptionists in the testing centre, who said that it was an issue with Pearson VUE, as the test provider. So I got on the phone to them to make a complaint. They have emailed me back saying that it is a Simulation issue, and it is down to Cisco, which I have sent back to them saying that I don't agree with.

    I am getting onto Cisco now, but has anyone here had any experience similar to this? I have heard of the Simulators crashing during a CCIE exam, but never with an issue with the actual questions being displayed


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  • Registered Users Posts: 3,088 ✭✭✭Static M.e.


    No, I've never seen it crash that bad.

    The ICND2 is a tough exam.

    I would just keep it up Pearson VUE, they are the people you paid for the Product/Service.

    Think of this way, your Product was faulty, thats their problem.


  • Registered Users Posts: 678 ✭✭✭briano


    Just an update on this, Pearson Vue passed the buck to Cisco, who were very helpful. Their policy is not to change Exam scores, but to offer a voucher to resit the exam, which is exactly what I was after.

    Happy Days!


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