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| Hello all,
today I ran (three times) the test engine that comes with the Wendell Odom's book and I got the following simulation (#3504):
"Configure the Lab_B S0 interface and the Lab_C S1 interface to enable connectivity
using the 192.168.128.0 network. You should be able to ping the Lab_C router from Lab_B. The clocking is to be on the S0 interfaces. The subnet mask on all interface is the default mask."
Now, I entered Lab_C and I typed:
conf t
int ser 1
ip addr 192.168.128.2 255.255.255.0
no shutdown
exit/exit
[copy run start]
And, in Lab_B:
conf t
int ser 0
ip addr 192.168.128.0 255.255.255.0
clock rate 64000
no shutdown
exit/exit
ping 192.168.128.2 [the ping is OK]
[copy run start]
The routers ping (also from the other router), but, at the end, the engine graded me only 4/5 of the simulation.
Can anyone help me discovering why?
Bye,
Lelio | |
| psimon 2002-10-27, 9:58 am |
| Could it be that you have used the wrong IP Address on LAB B
You have entered an IP address of 192.168.128.0 for Lab B. However you mention that the network is 192.168.128.0
I would suggest completing the Lab using 192.168.128.1 as the Lab B address
Psimon | |
| lelio 2002-10-27, 10:46 am |
| Hello Psimon,
thanks for your answer, but it was only a typo error in copying the commands here. The real address assigned to Lab_B was, as you suggested, 192.168.128.1, so I really don't understand why the simulation is not complete (also I forgot to report here the enable command on both routers).
Honestly, after having done some tests with this engine, I think that there are at least 4-5 questions with a wrong answer and quite a lot with an ambiguous question...
Does someone knows something about? If the real exam is made with the same criteria, I'm beginning getting VERY worried. :-(
Bye,
Lelio | |
| psimon 2002-10-27, 12:32 pm |
| I thought it may have been a typo.
Anyway I should not concern yourself too much on the exam. I have looked at some of the Trancender and Boson material which do have a number of ambigious type questions.
I must say that when I took the CCNA there was more clarity in the Cisco Exam than in any of the test prep I completed.
Psimon |
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