I am currently taking CCNA and CCNP courses. I am planning on taking my first exam in 1 month. I would VERY much appreciate any help you can provide (i.e. questions, suggestions, etc).

If you want to contact me, I have included my email and yahoo id in my profile.

Thanks very much,
Jeff 8)

Jon

Please send to me:

I am taking the CCNA Exam next week. Thanks.... ^_^

www.seepu.com is my website

I'm sure you'll do great in the exam!

Good luck!

Cheers,
pearl

You couldn't resist the temptation to check the site out!

Now back to study and be focus!

p
p.s. It's you gain our confidence and respect, Tara!

I am preparing to take the 640-607 asap
could you send me your password to my e-mail
thank you very much for your kindness

Dan

Edited by - rtr100 on May 26 2002 04:42:10 AM

A+, ACT, MCSE NT4, MCP 2000
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If we read the question carefully we can find all the answer in the questions it self.
1.add a new VLAN...Until you create one, nothing will be new, whether a user or a server or a LAN or a VLAN to be Add. (A)
2.VLAN named Accounts.... It clearly indicates you that, a VLAN needs a distinguished name to be identified in the network. (B)
Naming can be done according to user group using same kind of applications or software. According to a department or according to Product team.
3.your switched network...any switch to be configured according to the
port for easy inner VLAN communication, (D)
VLAN is used for broadcast containment, for bandwidth conservation and main purpose of Security. You need a Router for inter VLAN (VLAN to VLAN) communication. You must have an administrative authority, or you must be an Administrator to create, add or delete a VLAN.
Cisco doesn’t believe in guessing game?
Our new member Mr.kanadasan is absolutely right in his best answer!
VLANs not only work at layer 2 but it also works at layer 3 as well,of the OSI reference model.
E is not rubbish? Though STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)is not associated with VLAN but it is the essential ingridents of switched LAN Network,which prevents the Looping in switched network allowing multiple link between switches,keeping one link active (forwarding mode),while all other redundant links are in standby (Blocking mode) in case the primary link fails.
Where there is no redundant link between switches,if any one accidentaly try to connect a link between two switches when a connection all ready exists,Spanning Tree is the (only magic word)
excellent safeguard to save the entire Network from going down.
Love
Tara
*please note:just finding the question or it's answer by hook or crook is not enough,we must understand the concept and try to analyze & find out the answer by our self is important.*

Edited by - Tara on May 27 2002 01:25:45 AM

Edited by - Tara on May 27 2002 01:28:56 AM

thanx.

Best regard
Luise

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Hello Tara, and hi everyone in the fourm...
i found this site lastnight about 11pm and i took my test today at 6:45pm, your forum was great i got alot of small anwswers that i was looking for or didnt ask...in closing i got 911/1000 on the test, and just wanted to let you know...thanks tara and fourm

p.s ill see you in about 2months for the ccnp!!!!
later Ktwist

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Fist of, I would like to thank you for your hard work and the free help you provide for all of us.
My E mail is and I would like to receive all the help I can

Thank you again and good luck to everyone

Edited by - Tara on May 28 2002 04:55:31 AM

Dear Tara,
I'm very glad to be a new member of this forum. I find it informative and FUN.
Yup, members should update thier profile so we can get to know more of each other.
Are there any members from the Philippines?

Thanks,
alan

Debraj

My e-mail is and

Thanks

Gaurav

Edited by - Tara on May 29 2002 07:06:24 AM