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Download CompTIA.PrepKing.SY0-301.v2011-08-18.by.Rolex.319q.vce
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These pre-test really need an update....not to say pre-testing is not a worthwile venture.
Dark Rido
Dec 17, 2011
Did you actually use their exam material?
I think the word "authorization" was the magic word in this question. I think question and answer might be right.
Hope you'll pass as well.
Now, I have to think what else I should go after?
Good Luck,
DarkRido
Good Job ! I wish I can pass, I got my schedule on 4 Jan.
the question about wireless authentication,
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Q. In 802.11n network, which of the following provides the MOST secure method of both encryption and authorization?
A. WEP with 802.1x
B. WPA Enterprise
C. WPA2-PSK
D. WPA with TKIP
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I don't have 100% clear concept about wireless network, but this is what I know and I hope it is correct
WPA, WPA2 is protocol that send and receive key between AP and client.
neither encryption nor authorization.
PSK is authentication
TKIP, AES is algorithm that use for encryption
So question doesn't mention about the RADIUS server but WPA/WPA2 Enterprise will use both encryption and authorization.
I took the test today and passed. I got 840.
Test was entirely different and difficult. At once, I thought I was going to fail.
Keep your eyes open, study dumps and go over the board. Do lots of research on the net and don’t be shy asking questions
You probably need more than one study book to pass this test.
Good luck all.
Q In which of the following locations would a forensic analyst look to find a hooked process?
A. BIOS
B. Slack space
C. RAM
D. Rootkit
According to the dump, answer is A
Correct answer should be C
DarkRido
Q. NTLM is an improved and substantially backwards compatible replacement for which of the following?
A. 3DES
B. LANMAN
C. PGP
D. passwd
According to the dump, answer is D
Correct answer is B
Just to let you guys now.
DarkRido
I have another question that I find a bit questionable in this dump
Q. In 802.11n network, which of the following provides the MOST secure method of both encryption and authorization?
A. WEP with 802.1x
B. WPA Enterprise
C. WPA2-PSK
D. WPA with TKIP
According to the dump, the correct answer is B
However, I think C should be the correct answer.
WPA2 is a never version and PSK is for personal mode authentication.
If it was for enterprise, then RADIUS would be use along with WPA2 Enterprise
Let me know what you think.
DarkRido
i did more research about MTTR and I have found that MTTR is "average time to broken" check below that I copied from wiki
"Mean time to repair (MTTR) is a basic measure of the maintainability of repairable items. [1] It represents the average time required to repair a failed component or device. Expressed mathematically,[2] it is the total corrective maintenance time divided by the total number of corrective maintenance actions during a given period of time. It generally does not include lead time for parts not readily available, or other Administrative or Logistic Downtime (ALDT)."
[1] It represents the average time required to repair a failed component or device.
[2] it is the total corrective maintenance time divided by the total number of corrective maintenance actions during a given period of time
so MTTR = (total time of broken) / (number of time broken)
but I don't see the answer from that question...
and if # means +, than (b) can be correct answer too. because x + y = y + x
DarkRido
Good Luck to all test takers.
as far as I understand about that question, MTTR is
total times that system is not in service
(times count from when system down to technician arrive to fix) + ( times took to fix system by technician)
so c) MTTR = (time of restore) # (time of fail) (I don't know what '#' means, I hope that means '+' ) is correct
please someone correct me if I'm wrong
Q: Which of the following is the correct formula for calculating mean time to restore (MTTR)?
a) MTTR = (time of fail) / (time of restore)
b) MTTR = (time of fail) # (time of restore)
c) MTTR = (time of restore) # (time of fail)
d) MTTR = (time of restore) x (time of fail)
According to PrepKing, answer is C but I am not sure it is correct as I don't recall any # symbol basic arithmetic.
Can you please post the certifyme VCE?
Thanks,
DarkRido
Can you be more specific? You mean question 98 and 367?
Sorry, I didn't get it.
DarkRido
DarkRido
Regards,
The VCE questions do help, so long as you understand the answers.
Thanks for your input.
Now I am a bit worry about this VCE
@ cabeldawg20111 claim it is 100% valid but @nixk says only 5% is valid
I am scheduled to take the test on next Friday.
Hope it is still valid.
@@ waiting for replay @@
forget about the CASP. Go for the CISSP it hold much more weight and is highly looked upon by IT Security professionals
God dammit
only 5%comes out
What should I study after passing Security+ exam?
The CompTIA (CASP) Advanced Security Practitioner certification or CISSP?
Any recommendation is welcome.
DarkRido
Before taking my test I tried all of these dumps in this website related to security+. But I have seen only some familiar questions from BigLee's 447, and this vce included some of them. But I will not recommend just relying on these dumps because without a conceptual knowledge the exam will give you really hard times.
I am going to take my exam on 1st of December.
Lets see how it goes.I took network+ before and passed but the questions were completely different from the up to date examcollection.com dumps.
Surprised, so many people here keep confirming the validity of BigLee's dumps, but I have a doubt that I will see them in my exam.They llok like very easy.But who knows,fingers x...