192.168.20.24 /29 - default gateway is what?

the network is incremented by 8 so we are in the 192.168.20.24 - 31 range

The answer says the default gateway is .25.  Surely that should be 24?

In this question, a /25 is quoted but the answer states the increment must be in the 3rd octet.  Surely any 3rd octet increment would be /16 through /23 and /25 would be 4th octet?

This one I don't get.The explanation misses out part of the answer.  1 router, 1 switch with 2 VLans.  This is all explained but the bit missing is

"the interface of the router is configured with multipe IP addresses." 

I didn't think that was possible, and with the diagram, I would not know how to tell

Hello All..
I passed on Sept 28.  Sorry for the delay in update, but I went on a cruise to relax after many months of studying.  I scored 895, and had 5 SIMMS.  I took my time, and finished with only 4 mins left on the clock.. Now, for what you really want to know.  I used CiscoPress, CBTNuggets and their labs, TrainSignal, and INE labs, but the real deal is HOW2PASS.  Their questions were dead on, or very, very close.  Cisco will throw some different questions, or change some of the details.  Study using HOW2PASS, but review the explanations.  Know the technologies, theories, and what is being asked.  HOW2PASS provides real questions and explanations.  If you memorize, you will not be able to deal with the changed questions.  Know the technologies, practice on HOW3PASS, and you will pass!!  No dought!!  Thank you H2P!!!

Good evening all

I am looking at this question.  It shows different equipment talking to its counterpart over a point to point WAN and asks what each type of communication represents.  I would have expected the CSU/DSU to be using PPP because they do, routers to be talking using IP because they use layer 3, switches to be using data link because they use layer 2 and the hosts to be using physical for same reasons.  The question is how do the pcs communicate to each other.  I went for physical as natural progression but the answer is IP - which I would have thought would be he routers.  I don't get this at all. Please help

I have to study and obtain my CCNA for work.  I have previous IT experience.
Has anyone used this book to prepare:
  CCNA Certification All-In-One For Dummies by Silviu Angelescu
  Wiley | March 26, 2010 | Trade Paperback

I enjoy the "Dummy" series of books.

Thanks

Hi All,

Can anyone give me the latest ccnp training videos and dumps...

Also, my CCNA has expired today. Can i just go ahead and take ccnp-route or do i have to redo ccna again?


Thanks

Dear Valued Customers,

On Wednesday, March 07, 2018, at 11:00 AM EST, a scheduled maintenance will be carried out. We generally do not expect the downtime to exceed 30 minutes, but it is based on many variables and may (rarely) exceed 30 min.

You may not be able to access our service during this time or you may experience unexpected behavior from the test engine.

Your understanding is appreciated.

Today I took the ICND1 exam for the 1st time, and I'm happy that I passed it. I'd like to thank How2Pass for such an incredible job on helping me with preparing for this exam through their practice tests/labs on this site.

Here are some of the materials used to prepare me for the test:

• How2Pass - This was a major factor that contributed to my success.
  
• Online subnetting tutorials from various sources
  
• And of course, on-the-job experience and having access to Cisco switches (I have a home lab setup as well)
  

Passed ROUTE test yesterday with a 988 thanks to How2Pass.  Had 5 router sims.  Good luck everyone!