If you don't have any experience with a 2400, I would *really* suggest having your company send you to the 2400 class in Dallas. It's worth the money.
For someone to explain, from scratch, how to do *anything* on a 2400 would be tomes of information for each question.
Kind of like saying "My sister has a brain tumor... can someone explain how to remove it for me?" <lol>
I'm not trying to be a schmuck, I'm just saying that the *study guide alone* for the 2400 class is about 4" thick. All the documentation comes on CD when you go to the class, and the test took me 2 hours to take, it took others 6 or 7 hours to take. (I had *really* good notes... lol)
Just my 2¢
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--Greg