[cisco-voip] A little Fun

[ryan speed]

never hurts to throw a scenario or two in.

you're tasked with upgrading the ios (pre-definined) on a voice
gateway for a remote customer, what steps would you take and what
precautions would you deem necessary for a trouble free upgrade with a
solid backout plan in the event something goes wrong.

take that answer and move onto another scenario (which if they
answered the first one correctly should result in a pass or fail
situation)

you've upgraded to the new ios and rebooted the router, 30 minutes
have passed and you're unable to reach the router, how will you
proceed to troubleshoot/rectify the situation so the customer isn't
stuck with a dead router with 12 hours till business opens again.

On 10/5/07, Kevin Dunn <cheesevoice at gmail.com> wrote:
> Thought you guys might want to take a break and help me out on a "related"
> issue...
>
> We are interviewing new Network Engineer Applicants next week.
>
> While I was writing up my list of questions (the boss needs 10) I thought I
> would throw this out to you guys.
> If you could write an interview question for your next Network Engineer
> (let's say Professional Level certification in Networking, Security or
> Voice)
> what would you ask them?  (try to keep it technical, nothing about Packer's
> tickets or Beer...lol)
>
>
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