Today’s post lists the answers to the previous post’s question, with a few comments, with a place to discuss. Nothing snazzy, but it does hit the fundamentals. Enjoy! Related links: The original list of problems Post about how to find
Think you’re ready for the ICND1 or CCNA exam? This review exercise should take you no more than 1 minute. Here are a few more extra practice problems to help you learn how to analyze class A, B, and C
Today’s post lists the answers to the previous post’s question, with a few comments, with a place to discuss. Nothing snazzy, but it does hit the fundamentals. Enjoy! Related links: The original list of problems Post about how to find
Here are a few more extra practice problems to help you learn how to analyze class A, B, and C networks. Today’s post lists sample problems, the follow-up post will show the answers. Related links: Post about how to find
Today’s post lists the answers to the previous post’s question, with a few comments, with a place to discuss. Nothing snazzy, but it does hit the fundamentals. Enjoy! Related links: The original list of problems Post about how to find
This is the My Dear Aunt Sally (Multiplcation/Division/Addition/Subtraction) of the IP addressing and subnetting world. Nothing snazzy, just some extra exercises, and place to ask questions. Today’s post lists sample problems, the follow-up post will show the answers. Related links:
No, I don’t really have an Aunt Sally. Some of you may have recognized the mnemonic device for multiplication and division (My Dear), and for addition and subtraction (Aunt Sally), as taught to so many school kids in the USA.
I got started on this discussion of the previous post’s sample question based on a question from a reader of the ICND2 Cert Guide. For the discussion of the answers, I’d like to focus on the one answer that makes
Today’s post is a question that comes with the ICND2 Official Cert Guide. A reader had sent in an errata email, claiming the question was wrong (it wasn’t in this case), but this question is packed with tons of learning
Today’s post answers the five questions in a previously posted exercise. What’s it about? Someone came before us at most every company and made up an IP addressing plan. These exams test our ability to look at that plan and
