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#338
It is stated to assign ip addresses to two interfaces; S0 and E0 on network 192.168.191.0/28 which has the increment of 16 ip's per subnet
S0 = fourth subnet
E0 = eleventh Subnet
1 0-15
2 16-31
3 32-47
4 48-63 <-----4th subnet
5 64-79
6 80-95
7 96-111
8 112-127
9 128-143
10 144-159
11 160-175 <-----11th subnet
12 176
However, the solution seems not quite like it's correct:
State# config t
State(config)# interface e0
State(config-if)# ip address 192.168.191.14 255.255.255.240
State(config-if)# no shutdown
State(config-if)# exit
State(config)# interface s0
State(config-if)# ip address 192.168.191.30 255.255.255.240
State(config-if)# no shutdown
State(config-if)# end
State# copy run start
Can anyone chim-in on this solution?
I have been studying from 9tut and I am confused on the Security Testlet Question # 4. There are many opinions about it which makes it difficult to understand.
Can someone please help me with the correct answers?
Thank you
Good luck bro..
I have read and re-read CCENT/CCNA ICND1 (ODOM - Third Edition) and studied for the past six weeks. This book was part of the Official Cert Library that came with some simulations and practice exams, which I have also studied. I have also completed CCNA1 and CCNA2 through a local community college. I am set to take the CCENT tomorrow morning at 9:00AM. This will be the first Cisco test that I have taken.
Router#sh control
Interface FastEthernet0/0
<Removed for brevity>
Software MAC address filter(hash:length/addr/mask/hits):
<Removed for brevity>
RX_RING_ENTRIES
<Removed for brevity>
TX_RING_ENTRIES
<Removed for brevity>
PHY registers:
<Removed for brevity>
Interface FastEthernet0/1
Hardware is PQUICC MPC860P ADDR: 80C95180, FASTSEND: 80011BA4
DIST ROUTE ENABLED: 0
Route Cache Flag: 0
<Removed for brevity>
HW filtering information:
Promiscuous Mode Disabled
Software MAC address filter(hash:length/addr/mask/hits):
<Removed for brevity>
RX_RING_ENTRIES
<Removed for brevity>
TX_RING_ENTRIES
<Removed for brevity>
PHY registers:
<Removed for brevity>
As you can see, it does not display any information about the IP address or the layer 1/2 status.
However, when I put in the Show IP Interface command, I get;
Router# sh ip int
FastEthernet0/0 is up, line protocol is down (disabled)
Internet address is 192.168.1.1/24
Broadcast address is 255.255.255.255
Address determined by setup command
MTU is 1500
<Removed for brevity>
You can see in the first two lines that it displays the IP address and the layer 1/2 status.
Can someone please explain what I am doing wrong?
#show protocols will display the ip address along with other information.
#show controllers will display the physical information like what type of device it is.
I hope this makes since. If you have packet tracer try it out.. Try not to memorize the answers. You should be able to explain why the answer is correct. Good luck on your journey.
Thanks.
I agree
Which two commands display the current IP address and basic Layer 1 and 2 status of an interface? (Choose two.)
A. router#show version
B. router#show ip interface
C. router#show protocols
D. router#show controllers
E. router#show running-config
The dump says the C and D are correct. I believe that it should be B and C, as "show controllers" does not return anything about the IP address or layer 1/2 status. Does anyone else agree with this?
http://www.scribd.com/doc/114737287/9tut-ICND1-Practice-Questions
Best of luck to all.
It is stated to assign ip addresses to two interfaces; S0 and E0 on network 192.168.191.0/28 which has the increment of 16 ip's per subnet
S0 = fourth subnet
E0 = eleventh Subnet
1 0-15
2 16-31
3 32-47
4 48-63 <-----4th subnet
5 64-79
6 80-95
7 96-111
8 112-127
9 128-143
10 144-159
11 160-175 <-----11th subnet
12 176
However, the solution seems not quite like it's correct:
State# config t
State(config)# interface e0
State(config-if)# ip address 192.168.191.14 255.255.255.240
State(config-if)# no shutdown
State(config-if)# exit
State(config)# interface s0
State(config-if)# ip address 192.168.191.30 255.255.255.240
State(config-if)# no shutdown
State(config-if)# end
State# copy run start
Can anyone chim-in on this solution?
Thanks in advance and congrat to those who passed and thanks for your updates.
just want to ask what's the difference between ICND1 Prep + Test Bundle and ICND1 Learning Lab + Test Bundle? also, for this dump which one should i choose?
thank you.
Scored 850/1000, I've studied CBT Nuggets, 9tut sims, this and Peyton's dumps.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/114737287/9tut-ICND1-Practice-Questions
Q 256.
How do you tell what the role of this router is?
There is a problem with this question. Option A should read
Interface fa0/3 has an IP address that overlaps with network 10.1.3.0/30.
not Interface fa0/3 has an IP address that overlaps with network 10.1.1.0/30.
Refer from 9tut.net
Need help on this question:
QUESTION 145
Refer to the exhibit. The goal of this network design is to provide the most efficient use of IP address space in
a network expansion. Each circle defines a network segment and the number of users required on that
segment. An IP subnetwork number and default gateway address are shown for each segment. What are three
problems with the network design as shown? (Choose three.)
A. Interface fa0/3 has an IP address that overlaps with network 10.1.1.0/30.
B. Interface fa0/1 has an invalid IP address for the subnet on which it resides.
C. Interface fa0/2 has an invalid IP address for the subnet on which it resides.
D. Network 10.1.2.0/25 requires more user address space.
E. Network 10.1.3.128/25 requires more user address space.
F. The IP subnet 10.1.1.0/30 is invalid for a segment with a single server.
Answer: ABD
How is it that Answer A is correct? Fa0/3 is on the 10.1.3.1 while network 10.1.1.0 is on a different network?
Thanks
I thought no PAT & NAT technology in ICDN 1
E0 need eleventh subnet S0 need 4th subnet.
I think, from 192.168.1.91.8 /28, the 11th subnet is 192.168.191.160 /28 and 4th subnet is 192.168.191.48/28. Please help me to find the reason. Thank you
I had ONLY the Implementation SIM. The security Testlet from 9tut.net I think everyone has has lately. Very easy though as long as you understand “enable secret”, “enable password”, “login”, “login local”, “transport input”, “line vty”, “service password-encryption”, “bannder motd”, “privilege.
Also had the WAN Drag and Drop
Point to Point - Lease Line
Circuit Switched - PSTN
Packet Switched - Frame Relay
Cell Switched - ATM
Really that's about it as far as the hands on and drap and drop. I think I got a bit lucky on how easy my exam was. The questions were all right off this dump and 9tut.net 100%. They are rearranged and somewhat reworded, but honestly I studied for like 3 months and could have done it with only a month of studying. I think the questions are pretty random so just learn the dump and 9tut and you'll be fine.
172.16.24.0 - 172.16.31.255
The broadcast address is 172.16.31.255
A,C,D are correct answers. B is the subnet Address so we can't use that.
The increment is 8 so here are the subnets range:
172.16.0.0 - 172.16.7.255
172.16.8.0 - 172.16.15.255
172.16.16.0 - 172.16.13.255
172.16.24.0 - 172.16.31.255
A. 172.16.9.0
B. 172.16.8.0
C. 172.16.31.0
D. 172.16.20.0
I know A and D are correct. Need help with the third option.
The correct answers are
B. filtering can occur based on layer 3 information
E. broadcasts are not forwarded across the router
Check the line and let me know
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/ccna-savvy-segmenting-a-network-with-a-router.html
Answer A and B are correct
find the answer here
http://ccnaanswers-khim.blogspot.com/2011/05/hierarchical-network-design-or-model.html
a. Layer 3 support
b. port security
c. redundant component
d. VLANs
e. PoE
Answer shows A and B. Is that correct?
I think the answers should be B and D. Does anyone else agree or know for sure?
A. a router processes data more quickly than switches
B. filtering can occur based on layer 3 information
C. A router decreases the number of collision domains.
D. adding a router to the network decreases latency
E. broadcasts are not forwarded across the router
Answers are C and E, but I think the correct answer is B and E. I only say this because if you go to:
http://www.9tut.com/ccna-basic-questions-2
You can see that question one of the CCNA exam asks the same question, but with a different answer. Does anyone else agree?
SNMP
STMP
IP
TCP
Ethernet
Drag to which TCP layer
16-32
32-48
48-64
Each of these are subnets. So the 4th normally would be the the 48-63 subnet, but since it says to not consider the 0 subnet, we need to bump it up to the next subnet which is the 64-80 subnet, and the last usable ip address on that subnet is .78. That makes it the 4th "usable" subnet after discounting the 0 subnet. Make sense?
It asks to not to consider "zero subnet to be usable!".
Hence when I discounted the zero subnet i.e, 192.168.191.0/28
The last host in the 11th subnet comes out to be 192.168.191.190/28
The last host in the 4th subnet comes out to be 192.168.191.78/28
If someone else would like to confirm that this is correct, that would be great!
The question says configure the state router so E0 receives the eleventh usable subnet and S0 receive the fourth usable subnet. What does eleventh and forth subnet mean.
I did break the IP into subnets but the last IPs I got on the eleventh and fourth subnets are different than the test answers.
The right device is a switch. Each port on a switch is a collision domain. That's a total a total of 6 collision domains, including the port the router is connected to. The hub is one big collision domain so that entire left side is counted as just one collision domain. If you add that up, it becomes a total of 7 collision domains.
Describer the network graphic "which has Sales and prodection"
Chose two answers.
Answer A is correct but answer F is not. the correct answers should be
A (2 Broadcast domain) and D (4 collision domain)
I set this up on Packet tracer and unless I applied the default route to both routers then network on Router B is not able to ping. As far as I know, you can't ping the network on Router A because it has no route to reply back. Am I wrong? I must be missing something....I've set this up several times on packet tracer and only setup the default route on one router and doesn't work but when I set it up on both routers, I get a response. I'm confused :-(
Waiting for your response!
Refer to exhibit. Which two statements are correct
Diagram appears
RouterB(config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.2.2
Answers are:
A. This is a default Route
C. This will allow any host on 172.16.1.0 network to reach all known destinations beyond RouterA.
I'm pretty sure this is wrong. Answers should be
A and E
When I test this in packet tracer, in order for two network to communicate both need to have the static route applied. One isn't enough because network A does NOT know how to reply back to network B. Can someone PLEASE confirm this. I have asked this several times and nobody seems to know. Thanks!!!!
What is the maximum number of bits that can be borrowed to create subnet if a class B network address is being used?
The answer says D(14bits) but I think it's E (16 Bit)
The sims I received were Show Configuration Sim and Implementation SIM with different IPs and values changed. (Present on 9tut.net http://www.9tut.net/icnd1/labsim/implementation-sim)
Had loads of Questions from the Router topic of the dump.
Good luck to all!!
My study material included:
- CBT Nuggets
- Self made study notes
- This dump
- http://www.9tut.net
The exam wasn't *easy* per se. Having a solid understanding of the course concepts is key. Knowing router and switch configuration IOS commands are also a must.
If you're in doubt about question, post it here and I will confirm the answer.
Next up is ICND2 - I want to attempt the exam by year end.
Good luck to everyone attempting ICND1.
Routers 2620 and 2521 need to be swapped, the Local Interface when doing a show CDP Neighbors does not match up with what has been placed in answer. The other two routers 2514 and 2501 are correct, but the 2620 and 2621 do NOT match up with their local interfaces. Please confirm this one as well....
Has nobody verified these exams, some have been out over year.....
Passed today 9251000. This dump is 80% valid. One new sim and 1 new drag and drop.....Make sure you understand the concepts and you will be ok!!!!!!
Q #318 is incorrect, according to the question, the packet Leaves Router B to Router A. The answers are reversed. Can anyone confirm this besides me?
Thanks
Off 2 ICND2 Noww..!
Good Luck for others...! Dnt Wrry And Tke Yur Time! Yu Must Remember Study The Basics And Use The Dumps..!!
Can anyone explain question # 298 why that design wouldn't work ?
Many Thanks in advance.
Refer to the exhibit. Which two statements are correct?
RouterB(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.2.2
A. This is a default route.
B. Adding the subnet mask is optional for the ip route command.
C. This will allow any host on the 172.16.1.0 network to reach all known destinations beyond RouterA.
D. This command is incorrect, it needs to specify the interface, such as s0/0/0 rather than an IP address.
E. The same command needs to be entered on RouterA so that hosts on the 172.16.1.0 network can reach network 10.0.0.0.
Answers are A, and C.
I have no problem with answer A, it's obviously a default Route. BUT........when I set this up in a lab with Router A and one pc, and Router B and one pc. I setup a default route from Router B to Router A. I can ping router A's "other" interface from Router B, BUT.....the PCs CANNOT ping Router A's "other" interface UNTIL I setup a default route on Router A to Router B as well. This is also true about RIP and RIP V2.
So what I'm trying to say is, In packet trace I MUST set this up on both ends for the clients to access each other. But this question says otherwise. Can someone please explain if RIP and Static routing and default routes have to be setup on all end points for this to work in real life? Cisco seems to say it works fine only on one end, but that's not true when I test this. So this means the answer should really be
A, and E not A, and C.
Thanks you for the reply.I will the engine now.
If I purchase the engine once,can I take all the exams on the list?
When you purchase the engine, you should be able to use as much as you like with all the exams. Exams are free to download, its just the engine you need to pay for.
Dumb is very valid 95% question is from here, with few different ips.
I have also drag and drop pstn,atm,frame relay, cirrur switch,packet switch, leased line - learn it.
dump is 95% valid