Drag and Drop Questions

I am going to take the ICND1, what questions on this site are included?
Are the only questions the ones listed under 640-822 or can any ccna question be on the ICND1?

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can u plz send d latest sim questions…as wel as answers

for question 3,what is the difference between ping 127.0.01 and 10.0.0.1??
why do you use ping 127.0.0.1 instead of the other one???

As is in the answer. Tests the TCP/IP protocol stack. It shows if you computer have at least TCP/IP successfully installed there.

fnm@localhost:~$ ping -c 4 127.0.0.7
PING 127.0.0.7 (127.0.0.7) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 127.0.0.7: icmp_req=1 ttl=64 time=0.048 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.7: icmp_req=2 ttl=64 time=0.041 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.7: icmp_req=3 ttl=64 time=0.043 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.7: icmp_req=4 ttl=64 time=0.044 ms

— 127.0.0.7 ping statistics —
4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 2997ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.041/0.044/0.048/0.002 ms
fnm@localhost:~$

If your PC is able to ping it, it may reach the 10.0.0.1 IP address from your or other network.

HTH

Hi… for question no. 2, y is ip address 198.18.2.63 not possible?

Okay.Got it!It’s a broadcast address on the second subnet.Right?

@Mits check subnet mask carefully it is block size of 32
so it is broadcast address .

guys ive a question what do you prefer me i ve took my icnd 1 exam and failed 790 shall i try icnd 1 again or go for the ccna composite ?
for 9tut a friend told me to bad because he told me after i took my exam here are some questions that ive seen in icnd 1 now im lite bit confused

Drag and Drops that were not in 9tut yet…I think…
1. DHCP Process : Discover –> Offer –> Request –> Acknowelege (DORA)
2. WAN types : Frame Relay, Leased Line, ATM, PTSN(?) –> Point-to-Point, Circuit Switch, Cell..etc…
But get a grip on WAN…

great site – great explanations but understand the concepts first – buy the book- read them – then come to this site to see if you really understand the material

Had a drag and drop that pertained to cell switching, packet switching, circut switching… Didn’t see it on this site.. ANy comments about this would be welcome.

maybe you are referrring to the questions below:
Circuit Switching- PSTN
Packet Switching- Frame Realy
Cell Switching- ATM
Lease Line- point to point

Passed the ICND1 test today with a 874. Just trying to help out others as this site helped me.

I had all three of these drag and drops as well as the DHCP “DORA”.

Hello, Passed today with a 925. Onto the next one now. I had a couple sims that were on here but had a drag and drop that I did’t see on here. It involved the DHCP process. You had four choices and had to put them in order. The choices were

DHCPDiscover
DHPCACK
DHCPDiscover
DHCPOffer

I also had another drag and drop that mapped applications to descriptions

Email – Send messages back and forth
Collaboration – multiple users updating simultaneously
Database – a collectio of records stored in a central location
Web Browser – Application for internet servers.

Anyways, it was something along those line.

For Study I used

Cisco Press 640-822 Wendell Odem
Pass4sure practice exams
Packet Tracer – Extremely useful
Of Course, this website – Very useful as well.

Sorry it was DHCPrequest

The RACADM.EXE utility provides a scriptable interface that allows you to locally or remotely configure your remote access controller RAC … Using the RACADM.EXE utility you can enter command line options to configure RAC properties. You can also use the RACADM.EXE utility to write scripts that will automatically configure multiple RACs.

Bobo…. you have listed wrong order.
correct order is
1) DHCP discover
2) DHCP Offer
3) DHCP request
4) DHCP pack

Do you get points for answering some of the Drag and Drops questions correct? Or does it count the question as one?

As said, read the books first, then come to this site. CBT Nuggets and CCNA by Sybex/Lammle is great. But FYI

Had a drag and drop that wasn’t listed here that caught me by surprise and had to think about for a while.

Something like match the WAN type to the technology/method. Haven’t checked if these answers are correct but I think this is what I did.

ATM > Multiplexing
PSTN > Circuit
Frame Relay > Packet
Leased Line or PPP or something > ?

Good luck.

there you go…

Point to Point – Lease Line
Circuit Switched – PSTN
Packet Switched – Frame relay
Cell Switched – ATM

What are unicast addresses

Passed today from riyadh/ksa with 962/1000 missed 2 qts,thanks a tons to 9tut.net,ExamCollection.com,CBT Nuggets by Jeremy Cioara,ICND Modules(1 to 6) from cisco.com and special thanks to Cisco.TestKing.640-822.v2011-04-18.by.AttaullahShahid.513q.vce (Examcollection.com).
Important Advice Subnet Subnet Subnet learn subnetting with practise and try to solve the subnet qts just by looking at the netmask.Now Looking forward to ICND2.

Above Qt1 was there on my Test

Hello Guys

Could you please help with my CCNA exams,

any update with new drag and drop, Subnetting

thanks
Farid Amiree

I passed tonight with 975/1000. All of these questions were there. Almost the same ones.

ChubbyBaby – you ping 127.0.0.1 (it includes a range of addresses including the 128.0.0.0 network) because it is a loopback address, the other is a Class A private address. Loopback addresses are used for testing

Unicast addresses are single IP addresses assigned to a host or a device

mistake – didn’t mean to include 128 network

Passed ICND1 today. I had 2 of these drag/drop on it. Thanks 9tut. I will donate in a few minutes. I appreciate the site.

Passed ICND1 today with 962…..I didn’t have any of these today. I had the Drag and Drop for the order of DHCP (D.O.R.A)

Studied with:
Odom ICND1 Book
Todd Lamle CCNA book
Chris Bryant (thebryantadvantage.com)

I got DORA.
DNS, WEB Browser, DHCP, database, collection

Passed ICND1 on Aug 26th, I had DNS, Web Browser, DHCP, database and collaboration, and order of DHCP.

DHCP/DORA
Collaboration/email/ect
Command Seq

Very helpful to know

Guys the drag and drop feature doesn’t work for me on this site. I’m running Firefox and tried explorer too. Any idea why? When I click and drag a no entry/invalid sign appears.

@necrosys
those are just images on this site.
if you want to practice on drag and drops then try here:
http://www.ciscovce.com

Almost all of these drag-n-drops were on my exam yesterday. I got the prize package for sure. Just don’t memorize know why it is happening.

Good comment…you have to know the concept!

Q1 has an issue with the first part (login password cantCome1n). User mode implies access through con, vty, aux etc. When configuring any of these, the syntax is:

line x (e.g. line con 0 OR line vty 0 4)
password cisco
login

You must enter the password first, followed by the word “login” on a separate line.

Can someone update that diagram to reflect this?

In answer to Chubbybaby’s question about the the difference between ping 127.0.01 and 10.0.0.1:

127.0.0.1 is known as the loopback address. Pinging the loopback address is the first thing you should do if you can’t access anything on your network. This verifies TCP/IP is loaded and functioning problem. From there, you’re next step would be to ping your local IP address. Then, you’re gateway address. Those should always be your first three steps in troubleshooting connectivity issues.

To add to my previous comment: If you’re on a Windows pc, open a command prompt (i.e. a DOS prompt) and enter ipconfig /all to determine you’re local IP address. Then, try to ping your local IP. If you can ping your local IP, that tells you your NIC is functioning.

@hikerdude
that’s in the study guide. in real world you will do a “ping http://www.google.com -t” at first because you don’t care how far the packet goes, you care only if it gets to the internet. if it doesn’t then you start troubleshooting.

still, for the exam you are 100% correct. ping loopback first, pc’s IP second, default gateway third

@xallax

I agree. I was just sticking to the basics that might be asked on the ICND1. But yes, real world, you “go for broke” first and try to ping your destination first, then step back from there (i.e. if you can’t ping the destination you’re trying to reach, see if you can ping ANYTHING outside your LAN. If you can’t, try and ping your default gateway, then your nic, then loopback.

The cisco answer is a waste of time. Go for broke. If it works, you’re done, if not then backup. Except for the test! One thing to note though. Pinging 127.0.0.1 doesn’t test your NIC completely. It doesn’t send out any signal (check your activity lights on the card). It only checks your protocol stack is loaded and the code is running without error. Again no signal leaves your windows machine.

Good point Hughie5Woody. Small but important detail.

Hi 9tut,

Cleared ICND1 this morning with an 874/1000 with 20 minutes to spare. Thought I did better but i’m not complaining, chuffed to clear it 1st time. It was easier than I anticipated, put the hours in studying and you will be fine. This was my first question on the exam. You have pretty much nailed it. show running-config on both devices and answer the 4 questions. The questions above are very close to what was asked. look for clear-text passwords, passwords on the console and vty lines, weak username and password command (cisco) , login local, the number of telnet sessions allowed, is a password configured for Telnet, exec-timeout, will it allow telnet and ssh etc.

I would like to thank 9tut / xallax and the everyone else for all the time you have put into this site. This site helped me pass as most of my questions were on the site!!! From what I remember, some of the questions I got were as follows:

-Security Testlet above, all the information is displayed in the running config, just go through the options given in the 4 questions
-Drag and Drop – DHCP (DORA) / Drag and Drop # 2 (file management – copy flash tftp etc) / DNS,ARP,DHCP (know what they do) / WAN technologies (Frame Relay – Packet switched , ATM – cell switched etc)
-Implementation SIM using show cdp neighbors command / show IP interface brief
-Show configuration SIM (show run / startup command disabled)
-Transport Layer fundamentals – 3 way handshake, TCP/UDP, Flow control
-Protocol process through the layers of TCP/IP stack sending an email using HTTP (SMTP at app layer – TCP at Transport layer – IP at Network layer – ARP at Network access layer)
-Encapsulation (HDLC) – default on Cisco devices
-Troubleshooting connectivity issues – when to use a X-over cable and Straight-through, spot incorrect cable in a diagram / duplex mismatch etc.
-Service Password Encryption and what it does
-What switches do when they get a packet with a destination MAC not in CAM table – Flood
-Indicator lights on a switch – Flashing green, Green etc (what each means – Full/Half duplex, network activity etc)
-Port-security, Mac-address sticky command, know what it does
-know the packet delivery process for the sending across the LAN and WAN (what MAC is used where etc) / ARP
-RIP (what happens when you enter router rip command – defaults to version 1)
-implementing a Static Route to default-gateway 0.0.0.0
-Subnetting,Subnetting,Subnetting (I had about 7 or 8 questions relating to Subnetting, valid host ranges, broadcast / network address etc. Practice and you will be fine. subnettingquestions.org I found really helpful. )

Hope this helps. Remember, do not memorize each question on this site, know the concepts and why they happen and you will be fine. I used CBTnuggets, Cisco Press Book, Packet tracer (I didn’t create any funky topologies, I just used it for working on the IOS entering commands) and subnettingquestions.org.

Onto ICND2 in the new year. Good luck!!!

Hi All, The above comment is copied from the Security Testlet tab. 1st paragraph relates to the Security testlet question.

Thank you so much 9tut for your website. It is helping me a lot preparing for my exam on the 23rd of this month.

IrishDave, I like your outline. it is very useful.

Got q1 and q2. Cleared them both. Thanks to 9tut, you’re the best. Onto ICND2 now.

Glad to know DORA. The key to pass the exam is go through examcollection.com, go through 9tut and all the comments. I was so thankful that I took the time to go through each and every single comments on 9tut on the ICND1 topics. Most of the answers are from the comments. Thanks to each and everyone of you who had contibuted your time and effort. Thank you all! Onto ICND2 now.