Thank you.

Question:-- Given the following routing tabel entry ,which of the following is used by default in the calculation of the number 1200?(choose two)
I 172.16.0.0 [100/1200] via 192.168.6.3 ,00:35:12,ethernet 1

a.MTU
b.Bandwith
c.Administrative Distance
d.Hop count
e.Metric
f.Delay

Question:-- which of the flowing are options for Frame Relay lmi types?
A.IETF
B.Q931
C.Q933A
D.IEEE
E.CISCO
F.ANSI

Thank you very much for your help!!!!!. Yesterday, I passed the CCNA exam with 961 at the first attempt.

Without your help, I hadn´t been able to pass the exam.

THANKS AGAIN, TARA!!!!!!!!

Best Regards.

Nuria

Mail in other words is message or information which is delivered in
different way from one place to another by means of different available resources like air mail, sea mail, surface mail, telegraphic mail or telegram, e-mail etc. To deliver a mail you must receive the mail at first, that means you receive in one hand (in one interface) and send it through other hand (other interface).We put mail or message into a cover or envelop to deliver. The same way in networking, data (mail) is been kept in a frame (cover) or packet to deliver, called switching.
Hub and repeaters does not have switching capability and routers are costly, and takes more time to switch or deliver the packets.Hence people use the switch (common mail device) for their LAN to save money.
What you see in the question is (Cisco English). To understand more,
better read the Cisco books.To understand my Englash read the profile of Rich(our Adv.Member), Debraj, Jennifer, Stevetotaro, boomer4d,larsense and many others.
Hotmail is neither hot or cold, Hotdog comes without a dog and Dressed chicken does not comes with designers cloths on.
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Tara.

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Dear Kros,
Answer of your first question is all ready given by our member boomer4d beyond any bodies doubt.
I am not a member of any royal Literature Academy to judge your english. But what I understand is, you have not fulfilled my request as I see,your personal profile is still empty.And neither you read my posting in full? Half reading anything is dangerous?.If you read the
questions in full, there I mention Members are requested....... .
Only thing what you have done is ask the question under my topics.

Mail in other words is message or information which is delivered in
different way from one place to another by means of different available resources like air mail, sea mail, surface mail, telegraphic mail or telegram, e-mail etc. To deliver a mail you must receive the mail at first, that means you receive in one hand (in one interface) and send it through other hand (other interface).We put mail or message into a cover or envelop to deliver. The same way in networking, data (mail) is been kept in a frame (cover) or packet to deliver, called switching.
Hub and repeaters does not have switching capability and routers are costly, and takes more time to switch or deliver the packets.Hence people use the switch (common mail device) for their LAN to save money.
What you see in the question is (Cisco English). To understand more,
better read the Cisco books.To understand my Englash read the profile of Rich(our Adv.Member), Debraj, Jennifer, Stevetotaro, boomer4d,larsense and many others.
Hotmail is neither hot or cold, Hotdog comes without a dog and Dressed chicken does not comes with designers cloths on.
X X
Tara.

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sorry Tara,
and thank you all people (espaecially for Tara & boomer4d)

regards kros

I have some problem with questions below. I have marked answers I find correct. Anyone can confirm or deny them?

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1. Encapsulation occurs at which OSI Layer(s)?
a. All layers
b. Layers 2, 3, and 4
c. Layers 1, 3, 5, and 6
d. Layers 3, 5, and 7
e. Layers 1, 2, and 3

a)

2. The following function is performed by what layer of the OSI Reference model: Controls the physical layer flow of data by mapping between the layers
a. Session
b. Transport
c. Network
d. Data Link
e. Physical

d)

3. The following function is performed by what layer of the OSI Reference model: Provides synchronization between address and name databases
a. Application
b. Presentation
c. Session
d. Transport
e. Network

a)

4. Which layer of the OSI reference model enables multiple data links to be combined into an internetwork?
a. Layer 5
b. Layer 3
c. Layer 4
d. Layer 7
e. Layer 6

c)

5. What type of address refers to a logical network device?
a. Network address
b. Burned-in address
c. MAC address
d. Protocol address
e. None of the above

a)

6. The following function is performed by what layer of the OSI Reference model: Provides the interface to network devices
a. Session
b. Transport
c. Network
d. Data Link
e. Physical

b)

7. Which of the following IOS commands would you use to find out the amount of DRAM your router contains?
a. show processor cpu
b. show version
c. show router
d. None of the above

b)

8. How do you customize how the router ">" character appears when you are logged into its CLI?
a. no prompt >
b. prompt Newsetting
c. service prompt newsetting
d. it can't be changed
e. Can only be completed via a vty session

b)

9. What is the proper set of commands to enable logging in a router and allow it to save log entries?
a. Router# logging console debugging
Router# logging buffered
b. Router# log console
Router# buffer log
c. Router(conf)# logging console debugging
Router(conf)# logging buffered
d. Router(conf)# log console
Router(conf)# buffer log

c)

10.which wan equiment provides the best quality and quantity about data and signal?**
a. isdn
b. atm
c. fddi
d. token ring

b)

and one more question: Is CDP enabled by defalut on router's interfaces??

thank you in advance

regards kros

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c)

also this im not sure.....looks like vlan..layer 3...
Can someone...clear on this?

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Question:-- Which command will display the settings of the routers ARP

cache learned through the Ethernet interface?
A.Show interface ethernet 0 arp
B.Show arp interface ethernet 0
C.Show arp
D.Show ip arp

Question:-- Which of the following commands can be run from user level?
A.Show aliases
B.Show arp
C.Show users
D.Show ppp
E.Show interface serial 0
F.Show version
G.Show running-config

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"CDP is enabled by default on all supported interfaces (except for Frame Relay multipoint subinterfaces) to send and receive CDP information. However, some interfaces, such as ATM interfaces, do not support CDP. "

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how about this one also...why not B ?
Show ver shows:
cisco 2500 (68030) processor (revision M) with 6144K/2048K bytes of memory.
32K bytes of non-volatile configuration memory.
16384K bytes of processor board System flash (Read ONLY)

Please enlighten me!
Thank you

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7. Which of the following IOS commands would you use to find out the amount of DRAM your router contains?
a. show processor cpu
b. show version
c. show router
d. None of the above

how about this one also...why not B ?
Show ver shows:
cisco 2500 (68030) processor (revision M) with 6144K/2048K bytes of memory.
32K bytes of non-volatile configuration memory.
16384K bytes of processor board System flash (Read ONLY)

Please enlighten me!
Thank you

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Hi Alexd321,

I have also marked this answer. So I would also want to be enlightened :)

What exactly `prompt` command does????? Won't it change >|# ???

And for the end I have one very interesting question. Could anyone who has an access to a real router can do it?

the question is: what will happen if there is a `ip access-group aaa in|out` command set on a interface (aaa - any number), but there isn't defined that access-list (access list number aaa)

Will all traffic be blocked or the command `ip access-group aaa in|out` do nothing????????

regards kros

I also think that your answer for my 9th question isn't correct.
I have serached throug CCO and books I have and command like 'buffer log' doesn't exist. I think my answer c) is correct.

Alexd321 could you check it? Please?

regards kros

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Question:--Users on network 192.168.69.0/28 are complaining that they cannot access the corporate intranet server at www.inhouse.com. In trouble shooting this problem, you find that you are able to telnet a workstation on this network to the internal webserver via its IP address.
What is the likely cause of this problem?
A. TCP/IP failure
B. DNS failure
C. FTP failure
D. SNMP failure
Please note: To resolve the host name(www.inhouse.com.)the DNS server/service must work properly.

Question:--If windows size is changed from 3000 to 4000 during the data transfer stage of a TCP session, what can a sending host do?
A. Transmit 3000 bytes before waiting for an acknowledgement.
B. Transmit 4000 packets before waiting for an acknowledgement.
C. Transmit 4000 bytes before waiting for an acknowledgement.
D. Transmit 4000 segments before waiting for an acknowledgement.
E. Transmit 3000 frames before waiting for an acknowledgement.
F. Transmit 3000 packets before waiting for an acknowledgement.

Please note: Sliding window dynamicaly negociates the window size during TCP session, which specified in number of bytes.

Taking the exam tommorow! Reading this has got me worried about the sim questions. Are they anything like the ones on the cisco academy curriculum where you have to do a basic configuration on Hyper Terminal? Any chance of having the password for those questions?

Would be much appreciated.

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Congratulations Alexd321!

Dear Tara,

I know the output and difference beetwen
sh access-lists
sh run
sh ip inter

but could you explain what is a difference beetwen
sh access-list & sh access-lists????? So far I haven't encounter
for sh access-list command.

regards kros