I read the Cisco book back to back for like 6 times and I did all the questions, I am preparing for CCIE so i really wanted to know the technology, it's better i fail CCNp than fail CCIE. I scored 906

Same story as everyone else.  Do the section questions, get the concepts down then spend the last couple of weeks hammering the exam section.  Finished the test in about 40 minutes.  And in the 40 minutes I was actually trying to take my time to verify every answer I threw in.  On to ICND2.

Don't just memorize the questions, work through them and know the concepts and you'll be fine.  Oh yea, and know how to subnet.  I can't stress this enough.

Like others on here, I used h2p and breezed through the exam w/ a final score of around 950/1000. Do all the questions on h2p, then hit the final exam for a couple weeks (I did two final practice tests a day for 2 weeks) and you'll blow through the exam.

Thanks how2pass!

Hi,

Is it possible to establish a connection between the router in the simulator to the
broadband router at home or just we can play within the simulator application.

I would like to ping www.google.com from host which is actually in the simulator application.

I actually tried to connect the serial interface of router but it asked for DCE/DTE which
i was not sure how to use if possible in routersim's Network Visualizer

Can anyone help plz. Also how to verify and check the functionality of TFTP server if running?

Here s the snapshot of the network:


---abt me---
I am prep for CCNA using Network Visualizer 6 from routersim.
I have finished abt 6 chapters of Lammles CCNA book upto IP routing.

In this question we are required to redistribute only the default route from one EIGRP domain to another.
Obviously the default route in the route table is 0.0.0.0/0
If you want to match this route completely via ACL then we need
"access-list 100 permit ip 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0    0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0" (This is an answer choice but is not chosen as the correct answer)
I have tried this in a lab and confirmed that it works as expected.

The above could also have been written as:
"access-list 100 permit ip host 0.0.0.0 host 0.0.0.0"

The answer that has been selected as correct  is "access 100 permit any host 0.0.0.0"
which means permit any route whose length is 0.
This did work in my lab but I think it's not the best answer.

Actually another answer choice "access-list 100 permit 100 ip host 0.0.0.0 any" also worked in my lab.
- permit prefix 0.0.0.0 on any length??

Please explain why the answer provided by h2p "access-list 100 permit ip any host 0.0.0.0" is the best answer compared with all the other answers.

thanks,

pablo

Here's an OSPF topology question which answer I don't understand.  Based on the "debug ip ospf events" command we see an area mismatch.  The topology indicates that Router C has both interfaces in Area 0.  Router A & Router B are both ABRs and it would seem that to resolve the issue you would place both routers E0/0 interfaces in Area 0.  But the correct answer is "Configure the E0/1 interfaces of router A and router B to be in area 0."  It seems to me that would cause a discontiguous Area 0 link.

Admin or Forum:

can you please explain the answer to question QID:RTE217?
This a question about redistribution between RIPV2 and OSPF (and vice-versa) and avoiding routing loops.
I think what needs to be done is to make sure that the routes advertised from OSPF to RIP and not advertized back from RIP to OSPF.

However, I do not understand how the the access-list with a deny clause works with the route-map with a deny clause.

I think the answer is not correct.

we need to stop 10.1.1.0 from being redistributed from RIP back to OSPF

stated answer:
   access-list 15 deny 10.1.1.0   0.0.0.63
   access-list 15 permit any  <-------

The above ACL will pass  to the route-map shown below all routes except 10.1.1.0
However the deny clause in the route-map will block all these routes from being redistributed - not the outcome be are looking for.

   route-map redis-rip deny 10
   match ip address 15

If you keep the ACL as-is, that is the ACL will pass all the routes that can be redistributed, then the route-map needs just one block:

route-map redis permit 10
match ip address 15.

"The route-map redis permit 20" is not needed.


(: all previous how2pass exams I had used had very good answer explanations. This 642-902 how2pass exam has a very high number of unexplained answers.

pablo

This is similar to QID:RTE235.  The correct answer is "The interface tunnel configuration is not correct." I cannot find what is wrong with the int tunnel 0 config.  There is no explanation.

The answer is "The crypto isakmp configuration is not correct:.  However this question comes without an explanation.  Also I didn't think that IPSec questions would be on the ROUTE exam since the topic isn't covered extensively in the curriculum.  GRE is covered so I expected the answer to be GRE related but the correct answer appears to be IPSec related.

I'm not sure why route 10.10.10.64/26 would be the only route redistributed into the OSPF area. 

Hang on...I think I see now.  That is an EIGRP route.  The other two routes are directly connected and therefore do not need redistribution, correct?