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Sims were, Building Wap, Match Connectors, Wiring Diagram and Switch after power outtage.
Use this dump and Prof Messers.
This was about 60% valid for me today. Not enough to pass by this alone.
I passed by studying the Network+ by Todd Lammle and then went through these questions.
Good luck to the rest of you who are going to write!
1. configuring antenna signal and encryption between 2 buildings
2. reset port switch after power failure
3. identify which tool to use given a report and assessing if cable is working or not
4. network troubleshooting methodology.
exam questions were from the dump, thankfully. I studied the examcram and this dump.
Sims I had:
1. Identify the Fibre connectors had FC ST LC and Dual LC
2. Kill the routing loop (disconnect the wire connected between switch 2 and 3)
here I disabled both the ports one on each switch was not too sure how to do it
and if it was rite as your guys should know that even if you disable one it will kill t the loop. ( Please advise if one or both ports should be disabled)
3. WAPs in two different buildings and you need to set them up (Directional signal from main building to the other with WAP and same encryption on each side, no security on the three WAPs in building because open guest accounts need to be active, limit the inside signal by using opposite directional att.'s on the walls and omni in the middle)
As everyone states this exam is about 60% go through all the questions have basic knowledged on networking some hands on experience and go through
other study material and you will be just fine, Thanks to all that have posted on this site.
Using this before the exam helped me realise which subjects I wasn't strong on (or in some cases, even aware of!), and so I could study accordingly.
Many thanks to the guys mentioning the sims. I was able to brush up on those subjects in time and so they were easier to deal with.
I got:
Enable/disable switch ports after power outage
Cable testing, then wiring config
WAP placements and encryption
Fibre connectors
Thanks again, and good luck to everyone.
4 SIMS:
1) configuring access points (in 2 buildings)
2) verifying whether a cable works and then wiring order of T568B
3) re-connecting of switching loop after crash and no internet
4) Drop down matching of troubleshooting methodology
Good luck to everyone
I take the test this friday and will share my results....
Thanks
question sets are differ for indian.
I saw a lot of questions similar to Lexxo's dump and I would say somewhere between 80-95%. Of course, it REALLY depends on your luck and thank god that I did some extra studying just to play it safe. Use this dump to your advantage but don't be afraid to study from the book as well.
Thanks man!
4 simulation 1. troubleshooting step 2. three switches disable cable 3. network tool , I think use cable certifier. 4. configurating wireless router the number two has bad configuration
valid to Pearson VUE!
Naw man, I've relied on this site for my Security+, A+, and 3 other MS certs. So I totally respect the dumps here. Just didn't remember seeing the questions. I'm taking my CCNA this thursday, hopefully i'll see many of the questions, not like my first Network+ attempt.
I just did the test $261 later, I can go and F**k myself to celebrate/ I passed.
hands on: cable certifier( cable doesn't work) then you'll have to wire it to the B standard.
Troubleshooting 7 steps, and last one was 3 wap in a building.
Dump help me to pass for sure, its 50%-60% valid.
Did you study lex dump, anonymous dump or both? I guess its luck of the draw. Some people say they had 90% word for word, others like you said 90% you never seen. It makes me wonder who to believe and who not to believe. I have no reason to BS and I will be taking my exam soon. I will report back. I ONLY studied the 789 questions from anonymous, never even looked at lex dump. Again, I also took a bootcamp and have a CS degree so this isnt all so new that I never seen the OSI model or anything. The sims I have down pat, at least 6 of them that were mentioned. So, hopefully I do get them. Out of the 789 questions, I would say I get over 700 correct. I will report back as soon as I get home from the exam.
Thank you for the heads up. I think its just a luck of a draw.
I'm taking my test in 3 to 5 days. I study 3 different dumps (2397 questions), I got todd lammles book and review guide and videos (CBT nuggets).
If you can post anything else that can help to pass, please do.
thanks.
4 SIMS:
1) configuring access points (in 2 buildings)
2) verifying whether a cable works and then wiring order of T568B
3) re-connecting of switching loop after crash and no internet
4) Drop down matching of troubleshooting methodology
1. What tool do you use to test the cable and does the cable work? (Cable certifier and no it doesn't work)
2. Wire T568B cable
3. Setup wifi in 2 buildings, choose the encryption type and antenna type
4. Identify fiber cables: ST, SC, FC, LC
Did N10-005 exam in February, only got 2 questions wrong, scored 88n out of 900. Only 3 - 5 questions not in the dump word-for-word but had differently worded questions.
Sims were setting up 3 WAPs & switch (mentioned in the comments), wiring T568B cable, and identifying fiber optic connections.
About 75%-80% of the questions are on the exam word for word. Can't remember too many of the new questions, I believe one was along the lines of "You have received alerts notifying you that your network is undergoing a buffer overflow attack. What would you view to validate these alerts?" And the answers were:
a) SNMP traffic
b) IDS logs
c) some unrelated acronym like NTP
d) another unrelated acronym
I answered with IDS logs, I could have been wrong, but I believe that was the best answer.
took the test 3/1/13 in America and passed with 784 but i work in this field and know a lot of it from experience.
-4 sim questions: 8 troubleshooting steps, wire T568B, setup wifi for 2 buildings, question about which tool to use (cable certifier I believe)
-80 multiple choice questions: no questions requiring me to calculate subnets which I expected to see
Did you just study this dump?
SIMS
1. Three APs. Same as the rest below.
2. Click to enable/disable ports on three switches. I believe the two connected ports/switches in the middle are creating a loop.
3. Troubleshooting steps, 8 drag & drop.
4. Cable problems, select correct tool TDR or cable certifier, answer a question, order the wires correctly into a RJ-45 connector - T568B.
i'm doing net+ first, but the A+, did you just do the dump and passed. I do have exerience for A+, I'm just wondring if i should even buy a book, or just do or buy the dumps for 601 and 602.
my performance questions:
1. Something stops working, order 7-8 steps you take to go about troubleshooting/fixing it. drag and drop
2. the AP one that people have talked about, configure the 2nd one change the channel etc.
3. three switches, disable/enable cables
4. the cable with 5/6 showing a short
Simulations were 568b arrangement, configure AP2 to channel 6 and set speed ect, and type of fiber connectors drag and drop =) goodluck all
Not a single question on the exam that wasn't included in this or Bawlsdeep's dump
Simulations:
3) Arrange Twisted Pair wires from T568A to T568B
2) 1 of three existing WAPs has been replaced and is causing troubles, reconfigure the WAPs to resolve the issue
3) Match the pictures of fiber connections to their names
In regards to the Lexxo exams i only revised the first 6 out of 8 exams, which on the exam consisted of a mixture from there, however the safest option would be to revise the whole 8 to guarantee yourself a pass and get a top mark. if you download lexxos papers and parafashion through the questions you may be ok, but the best thing would be to understand each question and answer for e.g. what the differences are between 802.11 technologies as you will get a random selection on your test day. Hope that helps
1) Arrange the troubleshooting steps in the appropriate order
2) Enable/Disable appropriate ports on several switches after a power outage
3) Setup a wireless network for two buildings with the correct directional antennas and security.
Other than the SIMS, everything you need is in the dump to pass the test with ease! Good Luck
but please for those who haven't sat it yet, remember the questions thar are not in this dump. there are just 3 to 5 at most. it doesn't take a lot :D