xigxag
24-01-2006 00:23:07
not the cert test, but a test for school (actually 2, 70 questions each) I need to submit before the morning?
Well in case you do, i'll throw out some practice questions
45. Routers, by default, only know about their directly connected networks.
A. True
B. False
57.
You are designing an internetwork. You plan to use ISDN. Which are some of the common features of ISDN that you can include in your design? (Choose 3)
A. ISDN can provide voice and video capabilities
B. A single ISDN line can provide 6 Mbps to a subscriber
C. ISDN provides mesh connectivity
D. ISDN can be used for cost effective remote access
E. ISDN can be used for dial backup
63.
__________ is a signaling standard used between your router and the first frame relay switch it’s connected to.
A. LMI
B. LIM
C. CCS
D. DOS
E. LMN
Wolfeman
24-01-2006 00:31:50
I'm A+ and in progress of MCSE. CCNA is next. I don't know these, sorry...
xigxag
24-01-2006 01:47:18
Points Awarded 79
Points Missed 3
Percentage 96%
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one more to go
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Fugger
24-01-2006 06:46:12
wtf. i didn't have any internet access when i took my ccna test. i'm reporing your ip to cisco.
johnjimjones
24-01-2006 06:53:35
[quotea9bed091c1="xigxag"][ba9bed091c1]not the cert test, but a test for school [/ba9bed091c1](actually 2, 70 questions each) I need to submit before the morning?
Well in case you do, i'll throw out some practice questions
45. Routers, by default, only know about their directly connected networks.
A. True
B. False
57.
You are designing an internetwork. You plan to use ISDN. Which are some of the common features of ISDN that you can include in your design? (Choose 3)
A. ISDN can provide voice and video capabilities
B. A single ISDN line can provide 6 Mbps to a subscriber
C. ISDN provides mesh connectivity
D. ISDN can be used for cost effective remote access
E. ISDN can be used for dial backup
63.
__________ is a signaling standard used between your router and the first frame relay switch it’s connected to.
A. LMI
B. LIM
C. CCS
D. DOS
E. LMN[/quotea9bed091c1]
I really want to learn that stuff. Where do you go for practice or whatnot on this material?
johnjimjones
24-01-2006 06:54:57
[quote5ab081af30="xigxag"][b5ab081af30]not the cert test, but a test for school [/b5ab081af30](actually 2, 70 questions each) I need to submit before the morning?
Well in case you do, i'll throw out some practice questions
[/quote5ab081af30]
[quote5ab081af30="Fugger"]wtf. i didn't have any internet access when i took my ccna test. i'm reporing your ip to cisco.[/quote5ab081af30]
Or were you just kidding?
I really want to learn that stuff. Where do you go for practice or whatnot on this material?
shamash
24-01-2006 07:14:23
JJJ i just noticed your avatar wtf lol
johnjimjones
24-01-2006 07:22:54
[quote91e0e2c20b="shamash"]JJJ i just noticed your avatar wtf lol[/quote91e0e2c20b]
I tried to keep it low key, but somehow people have noticed that I changed my avatar.....
Allen626
24-01-2006 07:24:04
[quote9cbebe6688="xigxag"]not the cert test, but a test for school (actually 2, 70 questions each) I need to submit before the morning?
Well in case you do, i'll throw out some practice questions
45. Routers, by default, only know about their directly connected networks.
A. True
57.
You are designing an internetwork. You plan to use ISDN. Which are some of the common features of ISDN that you can include in your design? (Choose 3)
A. ISDN can provide voice and video capabilities
63.
__________ is a signaling standard used between your router and the first frame relay switch it’s connected to.
[b9cbebe6688]A. LMI[/b9cbebe6688]
B. LIM
C. CCS
D. DOS
E. LMN[/quote9cbebe6688]
That is what im guessing, have not studied in a while.
manOFice
24-01-2006 10:31:54
I love johnjimjones Avatar, and you can just go to ask.com and find all your answers there, word for word
Fugger
24-01-2006 10:35:38
[quote25c0bdd2d9="johnjimjones"]
I really want to learn that stuff. Where do you go for practice or whatnot on this material?[/quote25c0bdd2d9]
Well I went to several classes where we have some farily large labs to work with. If you can't afford such classes you can always go to a bookstore and pick up some literature. You'll also need some hands on with the routers at some point, so some boson router sims would help you there.
Just whatever you do, don't use any study guide that has a 'guarantee' that you will pass the exam because those are essentially cheater guides and while they may help you obtain a peice of paper, they won't give you the true knowledge you'd require to perform the job.
xigxag
24-01-2006 13:35:55
[quote0b755fbff0="Allen626"][quote0b755fbff0="xigxag"]not the cert test, but a test for school (actually 2, 70 questions each) I need to submit before the morning?
Well in case you do, i'll throw out some practice questions
45. Routers, by default, only know about their directly connected networks.
A. True
57.
You are designing an internetwork. You plan to use ISDN. Which are some of the common features of ISDN that you can include in your design? (Choose 3)
A. ISDN can provide voice and video capabilities
63.
__________ is a signaling standard used between your router and the first frame relay switch it’s connected to.
[b0b755fbff0]A. LMI[/b0b755fbff0]
B. LIM
C. CCS
D. DOS
E. LMN[/quote0b755fbff0]
That is what im guessing, have not studied in a while.[/quote0b755fbff0]
That is correct! except for the second one needed 3 answers. Like I said it wasn't the cert test, it was the final for my class.
You definately need some routers and switches to play with if you want to learn the material covered by the CCNA. You can get the 2500 series routers very cheap on
ebay[=http//cgi.ebay.com/Cisco-2501-2500-Series-Dual-Serial-Port-Router_W0QQitemZ5855949683QQcategoryZ28033QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem]ebay
Pick up a book, we are using the Sybex one, I always check my used bookstore for up to date Cert books.
About half the book is concepts of data routing, subnetting, and WAN, and the other half is actual command line stuff to configure the router.
johnjimjones
24-01-2006 14:23:12
Any recommendations you can give me on learning material (ie books) would be appreciated.
Is there an index on what certifications are for what? For example CCNA is certification for network associates and A+ is for.....
Wolfeman
24-01-2006 14:31:58
A+ is a certification by a company named CompTIA.
http//www.comptia.org/
A+ is basic hardware and basic OS cert. Its 2 tests to get A+ certification. There are other certs they offer like Security+ and Linux+ which I plan to get as well.
MCSE is Microsoft certification. Its 6 tests to get MCSE certified but you are a MCP (MS Certified Professional) after you pass 1.
CCNA is Cisco cert. so its all about networking.