Swordie Bloggie

  
September 7, fifth day… our final tea-break… chit-chatting for the last time… at Malaysia Open Source Ttraining Centre (MOST)

 
MOST is located at Sadong Jaya, Karamunsing.

  
Before and after the test. Ray showing his Cisco AP. Alex explaning VLAN.

  
Test on going… my station 8)

  
My answer paper… there are 16 questions.

Today, September 6, 2007, we did some new stuff. We tried on Radius authentication which did not work very well since the equipment did not support MD5 encryption. Then testing some tools to capture packets.

There is another class going on… Linux class I guess. And one of the student is our former Practical/Industrial Student about a year ago. We do accept Practical Student in our office, but we don’t pay… gov policy. But if any student interested, duties we will give them are hardware/network/system maintenance/fixing/assembling and software development in ASP & SQL. He asked if he can do his practical at our office again… I said no problem… need some student to do some dirty job like carying boxes, server etc… LOL

And tomorrow, we’re going to have a real simple test… o come on!!!… I hate test!!!… according to the lecturer, it was the instruction from our mangement…. booo…. writing test is not the best way to measures someone performance… practical is!!!

   
Class going on very well… I never get bored… normally I get bored easily 😛

  
emm…. not in heavy thinking yea… just surfin 8)

 Third day, September 5, 2007, is great… we tried bridging the APs. I’m glad that we did this experiment becoz one of the site office (Railway Department) we are handling is using the same principle and equipment… when the duties was handed over to us to manage the site office almost 2 years ago, the AP bridges were already in place… luckily, so far it has been working well. But if it giving problem later, it should not be a problem 8)

 
Class in progres…

At the ground floor of the training centre, there is a travel agency… nice wall they have on their shop.

 
We had another simple test… grrrrrr…

Second day, September 4, 2007, was getting insteresting. We were given the Access Point to play with. 

 
In the morning, we have our breakfast and at the evening, we have a tea-break.

 
Darius and Edi… 3 of us from the same office.

 
After the tea-break, we had a simple test… I hate test, I can’t write properly and I don’t like memorizing… gimme practical test and I do it without complain 8)

The first day (September 3, 2007) of the Certified Wireless Network Administrator Course (CWNA) has a good start. Except for the bomb hoax during the lunch time at Maybank.

  
The class room… luckily internet is available, making it easy to google for wireless info.

  
Our lecturer, Mr. Alex, knowledgeable and not stingy to share his knowledge… 2 important values to be a good lecturer.

  
The USB WiFi adapter provided to us.