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June 4th, 2017 in ICND1 100-105 Go to comments

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Question 1

[am4show have=’p2;’]Various protocols are listed on the left On the right are applications for the use of those protocols. Drag the protocol on the left to an associated function for that protocol on the right (Not all options are used)

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Answer:

[/am4show]+ ARP: A PC sends packets to the default gateway IP address the first time since the PC turned on.
+ ICMP: The network administrator is checking basic IP connectivity from a workstation to a server.
+ DNS: The TCP/IP protocol stack must find an IP address for packets destined for a URL.
+ DHCP: A network device will automatically assign IP addresses to workstations.

Question 2

[am4show have=’p2;’]Move the protocol or service on the left to a situation on the right where it would be used. (Not all options are used)

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Answer:

[/am4show]+ NAT: A PC with address 10.1.5.10 must access devices on the Internet.
+ DHCP: Only routers and servers require static IP addresses. Easy IP administration is required.
+ DNS: A PC only knows a server as MediaServer. IP needs to send data to that server.
+ OSPF: A protocol is needed to replace current static routes with automatic route updates.

Question 3

[am4show have=’p2;’]Drag the definition on the left to the correct term on the right. Not all definitions on the left will be used.

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Answer:

[/am4show]+ SNMP: a protocol used to monitor and manage network devices
+ FTP: a reliable, connection-oriented service that uses TCP to transfer files between systems
+ TFTP: a connectionless service that uses UDP to transfer files between systems
+ DNS: a protocol that converts human-readable names into machine-readable addresses
+ DHCP: used to assign IP addresses automatically and set parameters such as subnet mask and default gateway

Question 4

[am4show have=’p2;’]Drag the appropriate command on the left to the configuration task it accomplishes (not all options are used)

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Answer:

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service password-encryption encrypt all clear text passwords
line console 0
password friendS0nly
protect access to the user mode prompt
enable secret noWay1n4u set privileged mode encrypted password
line vty 0 4
password 2hard2Guess
set password to allow Telnet connections
enable password uwi11NeverNo set privileged mode clear text password

Question 5

[am4show have=’p2;’]On the left are various network protocols. On the right are the layers of the TCP/IP model. Assuming a reliable connection is required, move the protocols on the left to the TCP/IP layers on the right to show the proper encapsulation for an email message sent by a host on a LAN. (Not all options are used)

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Answer:

[/am4show]+ application layer: SMTP
+ transport layer: TCP
+ internet layer: IP
+ network access layer: Ethernet

Comments (90) Comments
  1. Shaun L
    November 12th, 2013

    Q4: Answers need to be reworked. Little hard to follow. Please revise.

  2. Veera
    December 18th, 2013

    I guess the answer for Q1 should be

    RARP: A PC sends packets to the default gateway IP address the first time since the PC turned on.

    As the PC is turned on for the first time, it needs an IPv4 address. So it will send an RARP request to the Default Gate way to get an IP. Please advise.

  3. Shrpshtr
    January 9th, 2014

    I agree with Veera

    RARP – Reverse Address Resolution Protocol is a protocol using which a physical machine in a LAN could request to find its IP address from ARP table or cache from a gateway server.

  4. Anadi
    January 17th, 2014

    Actually in case of static IP address host will send a ARP or else if IPv4 is not known it will send a RARP, it really do depend

  5. CCENT Someday
    January 25th, 2014

    @9tut,

    Can you add this as a Drag and Drop Question:

    Holddown Timer – Prevents a router from improperly reinstating a route from a regular
    routing update.

    Split Horizon – Prevents information about a route from being sent in the direction from
    which the route was learned.

    Defining a Maximum – Prevents invalid updates from looping the internetwork indefinitely.

    Route Poisoning – Causes a routing protocol to advertise an infinite metric for a failed route.

    Triggered Update – Decreases convergence time by immediately sending route information in
    response to a topology change.

  6. CCENT Someday
    January 31st, 2014

    Anyone,

    I plan on taking exam next week. What other sims/labs did you get besides the OSPF 6 router?

    Thanks in Advance!

  7. CertBound
    February 8th, 2014

    @Veera, Shrpshtr; Probably wouldn’t be RARP. “Diskless machines that do not have a configured IP address when started typically use RARP. RARP requires the existence of a server that maintains physical-to-logical address mappings.” – CCENT_Exam_Cram _Exam_640-822

  8. Veera
    February 8th, 2014

    @CertBound,@ Anadi

    Thank you. But the purpose/definition of ARP is to find the destination address right? Why does A PC sends ARP packets to the default gateway IP address the first time since the PC turned on, when it doesn’t even have a source address? And again I appreciate you taking time to answer the questions…….:-)

  9. switchport
    February 11th, 2014

    @Veera
    ARP is used to find the destination MAC address, of which the default gateway is not known on first boot.

  10. JamesK
    March 6th, 2014

    ^^^^
    Actually, that’s only true for hosts on the local network. If it’s elsewhere, then, in order to use the router, the router’s MAC address has to be determined. The MAC address for a host on other than the local network is never known nor relevant.

  11. fez
    April 24th, 2014

    Passed my 100-101 exam today and none were from drag and drop all the best

  12. gm2689
    April 25th, 2014

    @fez
    Was there any drag and drop questions on your ICND1 exam?

  13. @gm
    April 27th, 2014

    No none were there…

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    May 7th, 2014

    I’m taking the exam tomorrow. Are there any new questions?What about the SIMs?

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  17. grendel
    July 13th, 2014

    Drag and drop is easy. Basic networking. Know it.

  18. AK
    July 18th, 2014

    Question 5 needs some work.
    Transport: TCP and UDP.
    Application: SNMP, and SMTP
    Internet: IP
    Network access: Ethernet and ARP

  19. Abdul
    July 19th, 2014

    questions 3 and 4 were in the exam 19/07/2014

  20. Kiy77
    July 25th, 2014

    Question 4 looks wrong for the Line Con 0 answer…that protects access via console, not user mode right? Wouldn’t it be “login password” to protect access to the user mode prompt?

  21. Tjones
    July 27th, 2014

    Took exam yesterday and question 5 was on exam

  22. Nervous
    July 29th, 2014

    Tim jones???

  23. Tark
    August 1st, 2014

    Whats going on with Q 5?

    All of the listed protocols can be assigned layers there.

    Transport: TCP and UDP.
    Application: SNMP, and SMTP
    Internet: IP
    Network access: Ethernet and ARP

    ? 9 tut advise pls

  24. Tark
    August 1st, 2014

    ah scrub that I misread the question, it says email message!

  25. ApolloOKC
    August 8th, 2014

    Kiy77 have a look at here, page 34: http://cs.oberlin.edu/~dadamson/ccna/ccentbook/Chapter4_IntroIOS.pdf . It will answer your question.

  26. Oshikuru
    August 21st, 2014

    Tark,

    The question is asking “assuming a reliable connection is required”, which means only protocols that are under TCP (connection oriented) vs. UDP (connectionless). So we can rule out UDP, SNMP, TFTP (not listed but still UDP protocol) and DNS (conditional).

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  38. joel
    April 14th, 2015

    Assuming a reliable connection–(why q5 is correctly done)
    we will then use TCP and not UDP

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    August 13th, 2015

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    July 4th, 2016

    @Hacker this is drag and drop, you just need to know what to match with what.

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  53. light
    February 16th, 2017

    Question 5

    On the left are various network protocols. On the right are the layers of the TCP/IP model. Assuming a reliable connection is required, move the protocols on the left to the TCP/IP layers on the right to show the proper encapsulation for an email message sent by a host on a LAN. (Not all options are used)

    UDP Application Layer
    SNMP Transport Layer
    IP Internet Layer
    ARP Network Access Layer
    Ethernet
    TCP
    SMPT

    answers:

    + application layer: SMTP
    + transport layer: TCP
    + internet layer: IP
    + network access layer: Ethernet

    Question says ” move the protocols on the left “I would say Ethernet is not a protocol ARP is; should it not be:

    + network access layer: ARP

    any help appreciated

  54. Anon
    February 17th, 2017

    Just took the ICND Part 1 and passed. A couple of questions i’ve never seen before:

    1. What is a component of Cisco Express Forwarding.
    — I think the answer was FIB

    2. What are the first bits of a unique local IPv6 address?
    — Many options, option 1 was: “00000000”. You basically want the binary of fec0::/10

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  56. Anonymous
    September 16th, 2017

    Hello engineers..
    Can you tell me what are the speed of this wires.
    Twisted pair, coaxial, usb,fiber optic.. this question is under drag and drop..need help

  57. gareth
    September 28th, 2017

    @Anonymous where did u see this question

  58. Thomas
    September 29th, 2017

    Hello All,

    The same question about the type of the cables Twisted pair,coaxial,usb,fiber optic fell to me today ,when i gave the ICDN1 exams 100-105.Any help pls?

  59. gareth
    September 29th, 2017

    @Thomas

    What was the question I can maybe help you ?

    speed of 10base-T ; 100base FX and 100base TX?

  60. Thomas
    September 30th, 2017

    Hello Gareth,

    Thank you for the reply.
    It has to do with ehthernet type(100base FX ,TX etc) and with what kind of type(inshielded twisted pair,etc).

  61. gareth
    September 30th, 2017

    @Thomas what was the other cables ? 10BASE5 and coaxial?

  62. papapu
    October 2nd, 2017

    what cable use in star topology?(select two)
    a.10 base2
    b.10 base5
    c.100 base2
    d.100base5

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    October 5th, 2017

    @papapu

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    10BASE-5 Thick coaxial Bus
    10BASE-T Cat 3 UTP or better Star
    100BASE-TX Cat 5 UTP or better Star
    1000BASE-TX Cat 5 UTP or better Star
    1000BASE-TX Cat 6a UTP or better Star topology

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    October 7th, 2017

    ethernet frame size?byte
    a.1522
    b.1514
    c.128
    d.68

  67. Vugo
    October 9th, 2017

    a.1522

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  74. Bread
    December 20th, 2017

    New 100-105 Exam questions VALID and please please and yours guys that you remember please!!!
    Ethernet frame size 802.1q trunking.
    a.1522
    b.1514
    c.128
    d.68
    Answer = 1522

    Which IPv6 address is public?
    Multicast
    Link-local unicast
    Site-local unicast
    Global unicast

    Address type Binary prefix IPv6 notation
    Unspecified 00 . . . 0 (128 bits) ::/128
    Loopback 00 . . . 1 (128 bits) ::1/128
    Multicast 11111111 FF00::/8
    Link-local unicast 1111111010 FE80::/10
    Site-local unicast 1111111011 FEC0::/10
    Global unicast (everything else)

    Drag and Drop
    USB = phiralel
    Coaxial = Base 5
    Fiber optic = All bases without a T have an X in it (1000Base LX)
    Twisted Pair = All bases with the T (1000Base TX)
    Crossover = Connection with same devices

  75. Bread
    December 20th, 2017

    New 100-105 Exam questions VALID and please please and yours guys that you remember please!!!
    Ethernet frame size 802.1q trunking.
    a.1522
    b.1514
    c.128
    d.68
    Answer = 1522

    Which IPv6 address is public?
    Multicast
    Link-local unicast
    Site-local unicast
    Global unicast

    Address type Binary prefix IPv6 notation
    Unspecified 00 . . . 0 (128 bits) ::/128
    Loopback 00 . . . 1 (128 bits) ::1/128
    Multicast 11111111 FF00::/8
    Link-local unicast 1111111010 FE80::/10
    Site-local unicast 1111111011 FEC0::/10
    Global unicast (everything else)

    Drag and Drop
    USB = phiralel
    Coaxial = Base 5
    Fiber optic = All bases without a T have an X in it (1000Base LX)
    Twisted Pair = All bases with the T (1000Base TX)
    Crossover = Connection with same devices

    The most powerful one
    a. Connected
    b. Static
    c. EIGRP
    ANSWER = “Connected” from my side because the one with the lowest default distance value is the most better/ reliable one

  76. Bread
    December 20th, 2017

    New 100-105 Exam questions VALID and please please and yours guys that you remember please!!!
    Ethernet frame size 802.1q trunking.
    a.1522
    b.1514
    c.128
    d.68
    Answer = 1522

    Which IPv6 address is public?
    Multicast
    Link-local unicast
    Site-local unicast
    Global unicast

    Address type Binary prefix IPv6 notation
    Unspecified 00 . . . 0 (128 bits) ::/128
    Loopback 00 . . . 1 (128 bits) ::1/128
    Multicast 11111111 FF00::/8
    Link-local unicast 1111111010 FE80::/10
    Site-local unicast 1111111011 FEC0::/10
    Global unicast (everything else)

    Drag and Drop
    USB = phiralel
    Coaxial = Base 5
    Fiber optic = All bases without a T have an X in it (1000Base LX)
    Twisted Pair = All bases with the T (1000Base TX)
    Crossover = Connection with same devices

    The most powerful one
    a. Connected
    b. Static
    c. EIGRP
    ANSWER = “Connected” from my side because the one with the lowest default distance value is the most better/ reliable one

    what cable use in star topology?(select two)
    a.10 base2
    b.10 base5
    c.100 base2
    d.100base5
    10BASE-2 Thin (RG-58) coaxial Bus
    10BASE-5 Thick coaxial Bus
    10BASE-T Cat 3 UTP or better Star
    100BASE-TX Cat 5 UTP or better Star
    1000BASE-TX Cat 5 UTP or better Star
    1000BASE-TX Cat 6a UTP or better Star topology

  77. Madman01
    December 22nd, 2017

    New icnd1 Questions
    Hey guys these are new questions i encountered in icnd1
    1) something about syslog severity levels
    2) which layer 2 domain does this address belong to? (an ipv4 address is given)
    3)Topology type that has every device connecting to multiple nodes? (star, ring bus, etc)
    4)drag and drop cabling (coaxil, fiber, twisted, usb, crossover)
    5)Ethernet frame size?
    6)Which ipv6 address is public (multicast, link-local unicast, site-local unicast, Global unicast)

  78. Bread
    December 22nd, 2017

    Thank you Madman01 now that’s what I’m talking about and I’ll also post more

  79. dumper
    January 4th, 2018

    The one of syslog was asking what wasnt presented in the syslog.
    I only remember 2 of the possible answers. Host name and date/time

  80. dumper
    January 4th, 2018

    What is a 6to4 tunnel and what ip version should the end tunnel be?

    What symbol does the PING command issue when…(forgot the kicker)
    * , . , ? , U

  81. Tim
    February 8th, 2018

    Thanks Madman01 Realy new valid questions about topic

  82. Hussein
    February 13th, 2018

    Hello guys, please can you help me if any new questions, my exam date is Feb 17th

  83. FMK
    March 14th, 2018

    Hi guys, there was drag and drop Q that contained the following:

    Verbose
    Strict
    Loose
    Report

    I cannot recall the rest of the Q, has anyone ever seen this? This was so vague.

  84. xyz
    March 18th, 2018

    Verbose is automatically selected along with any other option.

    Record is a very useful option because it displays the address(es) of the hops (up to nine) the packet goes through.

    Loose allows you to influence the path by specifying the address(es) of the hop(s) you want the packet to go through.

    Strict is used to specify the hop(s) that you want the packet to go through, but no other hop(s) are allowed to be visited.

    Timestamp is used to measure roundtrip time to particular hosts.

  85. FMK
    March 29th, 2018

    @XYZ, thank you so much!

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    May 29th, 2018

    Guys need hep am writing my exam nex week
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    September 13th, 2018

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  88. DraX
    December 15th, 2018

    It would be advantageous for y’all to add a diagram of a TCP packet because I got a drag-n-drop to fill in the pieces of one just today.

  89. Constyle
    March 29th, 2019

    Just pass the CCENT exam, thanks 9tut