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Just came back from I-net+...........
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| just arrived home......I FAILED THE EXAM!!!!!!!!^_^.
Thanx to those ppl who answered my questions.
Here are few comments about this exam:
1. This exam is Bit**,I can say it's almost totally different from the currently available dumps(Randy's, Adventure's, etc.)
2. Questions are not as badly worded as ppl said. Two possibilities for ppl who said the exam sucked: 1. The exam really sucked at the time they took it. 2. People who took it need to improve their English.
3.I can't rate the exam's difficulty since everyone has a different background. But in my opinion, this exam is not easy. Those ppl who said the exam is easy must have a very strong background.
I know you guys wanna see some DUMPS^^. My brain went blank after pressing the "END EXAM" button(too tired) so I can't provideas many questions as Randy. Also the receptionist there didn't allow me to bring my paper back so...
That's enough BS, here are some of the dumps I can remember from the part on the score report where it says "you provided incorrect answers..blah.blah.blah".
1.How many bits are there in IP version 4 address.
a.32bits
b.64bits
c.128bits.
d.. forgot...
What the heck is IP version 4???(or IP 4version, can't remember).. I don't care, I just chose 32 bits, since that's what a regular IP has.
2.MIME has 2(or several, can't remember) headers. On the 1st line it's the version of MIME. What's on the 2nd line??
a.size of email.
b.author of email.
c.priority of email.
d...forgot..
I chose B. This is wrong I believe. I have no idea what's in the 2nd line.
3.what language allow you to produce a platform-independent excutable?
a.C++
b.Perl
c.Java
d.some bs..
I believe it's either C++ or Perl. Gotta check it out later!
4.What should you NOT assume for an internation website that you create?(forgot exact wording)
a.Users use latest version of browsers
b.Users have relatively continuous connection on the client side.
c,d. don't remember.
no idea about this, i think it's either a or b. I chose A btw since I always see every website's browser requirement.
That's all people. You really have to prepare your A$$ well for this one. As Randy recommended, it's better for you to go for Network+ first. The only reason I believe is there are more resources(ok let's be blunt, DUMPS) on network+ and it can help you build your basic network and internet knowledge quickly. You can absolutely go for Inet+ first, just the same as you can go for CCIE first without going through CCNA and CCNP etc.
Anywayz, gonna take nap now(slept at 4am last night) Good luck to ppl who are gonna take Inet+ and hope my FEW dumps can help you!!
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| SHOOT! I was gonna say I THOUGHT i failed the exam. But I actually passed with 79%(i know, it's low, but who cares..)... gee.  | |
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| Here are some answers and explainations:
1.How many bits are there in IP version 4 address.
a.32bits
b.64bits
c.128bits.
d.. forgot...
Answer is A. 32bits. If it helps you can think of it like this 8bits.8bits.8bits.8bits.
I'm sorry, but not to be mean, but if you don't know what IPv4 is, maybe you shouldn't be getting this cert.
3.what language allow you to produce a platform-independent excutable?
a.C++
b.Perl
c.Java
d.some bs..
Answer here is C. Java. The key here is "executable". A C++ or Perl program has to be compiled on the platform that you want to run it on. The code itself is platform independant, but the executable is not.
This is why it is necessary to really understand the material, not just memorize the dumps. Sure you can pass if you memorize the dumps, but if they throw diff questions at you, you're screwed, and possibly out $185....its your money.
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| Here are some answers and explainations:
1.How many bits are there in IP version 4 address.
a.32bits
b.64bits
c.128bits.
d.. forgot...
Answer is A. 32bits. If it helps you can think of it like this 8bits.8bits.8bits.8bits.
yup, this is the way i figured it out.
I'm sorry, but not to be mean, but if you don't know what IPv4 is, maybe you shouldn't be getting this cert.
WRONG! This is I-net+, not network+. IP is 1 of the main objective in network+, but not in Inet+. HEHE
But well, since I passed Network+ with 100% I should've known what IPv4 is...wuwu...(weeping).....
3.what language allow you to produce a platform-independent excutable?
a.C++
b.Perl
c.Java
d.some bs..
Answer here is C. Java. The key here is "executable". A C++ or Perl program has to be compiled on the platform that you want to run it on. The code itself is platform independant, but the executable is not.
This is why it is necessary to really understand the material, not just memorize the dumps. Sure you can pass if you memorize the dumps, but if they throw diff questions at you, you're screwed, and possibly out $185....its your money.
Hmm... did you mean I memorized the dumps??? Actually I can tell you the dumps for Inet+ so far didn't really help me that much (i guess they have lots of questions) and this question has never appeared in dumps before.. doh...
But thanx for the detailed explanation though, now I understand. I got this one wrong 
Also, I only paid $131 or something since I got my coupon from A+ and Network+ package. HOHOHOHO!
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| About the MIME question. I always thought it was the MIME type i.e. text/plain
Here's a sample MIME header I got out of an email:
quote:
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Disposition: inline
The 1st line does have the MIME version. The 2nd line has the content type.
Someone correct me if I'm out of the ball park on this.
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Adam Romig, A+
[This message has been edited by AdamR (edited May 03, 2000).] | |
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| Mime headers with the 3 main part
1. MIME-version
2. Content-type
3. Content-Transfer Encoding
You are correct the answer is Content-type
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| You took the i-Net+ exam and didn't know what IPv4 is??? whoa....
FYI its just an addressing scheme for IP addresses...32 bit, the current standard at that. If you answered "A" you got it right
"They" are working on standardizing IPv6 which is a 128bit addressing scheme. It's 4 times wider than IPv4 and is supposed to address (no pun intended) current IP address space issues as well as include technologies that are "up-to-date" and inevitable for the 21st century....
Hope this helps..
Brian
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BC- Systems Administrator
MCSE, MCDBA, MCNE, CCA, I+, N+, A+ | |
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| BTW, I would increment any learning process just because it's more natural. i.e. A+ then Network+ then i-Net+. That's what I did.
see for yourself: http://www.cabalic.com/certify.xls
To take the CCIE without CCNA - CCNP, in my opinion is a guaranteed brain fart. But I guess it could be done....
Congrats on passing your i-Net+ doraemon...
Brian
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BC- Systems Administrator
MCSE, MCDBA, MCNE, CCA, I+, N+, A+ |
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