I just took the ENARSI test and failed by one question. 
I was able to consistently get 100% on the practice exams. There were MANY questions not covered here. I took a look at another site that has the test pool questions and they had 190 questions while the current state of ENARSI on How2Pass only has 100. 
I figured i'd let the rest of you know that the current state of ENARSI on How2Pass is not adequate.

Q ID AN 126 WHAT IS TWO FUNDAMENTAL OF VIRTUALIZATION

WHY ITS NOT 
ALLOW LOGICAL NETWORK DEVICES TO MOVE TRAFFIC BETWEEN VIRTUAL MACHINE AND THE REST OF PHYSICAL NETWORK 
CAN YOU EXPLAIN PLEASE

PLEASE EXPLAIN

WHAT CHARACTERISTIC OF SPIN AND LEAF
EACH device SEPARATED BY the SAME NUMBER OF HOPS


https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/c...chitecture

ANYONE TAKE EXAM 200-301 CCNA RECENTLY CHECK THE SITE IS UP TO DATA OR NOT TRYING TO TAKE EXAM IN 2 WEEKS

I believe that an incorrect answer is marked as the correct one for AN050.

The question asks, "With which metric was the route to host 172.16.0.202 learned?"  H2P has marked the correct answer as 0, which refers to the routing table entry of 172.16.0.0/24 [1/0].  The correct answer should be 38443, which refers to the routing table entry of 172.16.0.128/25 [110/38443], because this is the longest prefix match.

If I am incorrect, I hope someone will elucidate the reason why.  Or, if everyone is in agreement with my assessment, hopefully How2Pass will provide a bug fix for this question.  Thanks.

The questions is which redundant configuration and the exhibit is HSRPv1 but the answer is GLBP, is the question \ answer or the exhibit wrong or am I missing something ?

192.168.12.16 is a sub-network address for 192.168.12.0/28 but it has been considered as a valid route, does anyone know how thats possible? unless i dont understand the question    Valid answer should be 192.168.12.0/27, in that range .16 is a valid host address. 28 is the highest prefix but it is wrong for this ip address

I believe there is a bug on the scoring of QID: AN153.  The question marks the following as the correct answer:

access-list 100 deny tcp host 172.16.1.33 any eq 22
access-list 100 permit ip any any
line vty 0 15
ip access-group 100 in

However, this is not even the correct command to apply an ACL to a VTY line.  As even the explanation says, you would use the access-class command rather than access-group.  The explanation also breaks down what is the correct answer, the one that applies the ACL to the Gi0/0 interface, which would effectively deny all SSH traffic from the specified host.

If others agree that I am correct in my assessment, hopefully H2P will fix this bug.

I have a question with QID:AN183  on the ccna exam.   

The question is simply which switch becomes the root bridge?  

I  am give 4 switches, 2 pairs that share the default priority of 32768, and 30000 respectively, and one with a higher mac than the previous.   The issue that I have is bridge priority of 30000 is invalid as it is not a multiple of 4096.  Since this is an invalid priority I went with the switch with 32768, and the lower mac.  This was incorrect stating root bridge election is based on the lowest bridge priority.  I agree with that however 30000 is not a valid priority that can be configured which to me is a red flag, and throws out it as an option.  

The clarification that I'm looking for is if we know what cisco's stance on this would be, as this would be a potential gotcha.

Hello everyone
I want to talk about the answer of question number QID: AR015 of Layer 3 Technologies part .
I don't understand the answer which shown.
I find that
router 3
router3
router eigrp 1
redistribute ospf1 ......................

 router 4
router eigrp 1 ospf1.......................
and route map FILTER-TAG permit 20


Also I need more explain about it
thank you