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What disables CEF?
A. RIB
B. IPv6
C. Ping
D. Disable Logging

@Shannon where did you get these questions from ?
New questions FYI:
1. Which two VLANs are reserved for system use only
2. Which sequence begins a unique local IPv6 address in binary notation
3. Which statement about 6to4 tunneling is true
4. What is true about ipv6 unique local addresses
5. How many primary ipv4 addresses can be assigned on router interface
6. Which command is used to build DHCP pool

IS THE SIMS still DHCP AND SECURITY?

Will there be any questions on OSPF as given in dumps? or anything from ICND2?

no H@rry. OSPF is moved to ICND2

Pls do not panic. question are still valid. Wrote today and scored 9**/1000. dhcp and security

What answers did u get for DHCP and security ? I haven’t heard much about the security

can anyone tell me where I can find a reliable fully working VCE player and or creator. Mac OS or windows. either would would be awesome. Thank you.

@who me you can use A+ player but you need to download lucky patcher to hack it, to get a full version

@luii DHCP of 9tut is ok? can you post a sim lab valid of dhcp?

@ jhonathan9tut security was the same but some changes eg. No priveledge mode password set. dhcp SIM. ans no ntp config on router 2. sori Can’t remember the rest. No drag and drop. 2 subnets question

Hi, please someone has the valid dump 100-101 send me sergio_carlos22 at hotmail.com

If you passed the ICND1 could you explain the dhcp sim in detail please. I’m sure everyone on here would appreciate it immensely

is 9tut questions are valid

are most of the question coming from 9tut?

Any recommendations on a VCE player? Thanks!

Took the exam 30 May and got a 9xx. Do all the sims and understand the theory of the question. dont memorize those answers. All other questions were on 9tut(Thank you). No need to buy these dumps posted in the threads. Just do all the category exams on the right hand side of the page and run through some composite exams. I did about 12. only saw about 2-4 new questions. Thanks again and best of luck to everyone

@Lesstress Thanks for your feedback. can you suggest how to prepare for the sims questions
Pleas people share your experience

failed the exam. 25 question from 9tut were on test plus the dhcp sim.

Only 25? Are you sure did you just rely on 9tut? I need an update..

3. Which role is specified if you configure the ntp server command on a router?

Failed today for 3 Points :@ dhcp sim is difficult

@vlad Run though the sims on 9tut and any other labs you can get a hold of. Whether its through cisco labs, packet tracer, or GNS3

@LessStress Thanks for being the voice of clarity and reason in these muddled, unreasonable times

Can anybody let me know the new questions that
Got added ?

Is the which role question…on the exam ? Let me know please I take exam soon

Dump is valid at 98%.. The problem is dhcp sim

No no new questions 9tut questions still valid so nothing new ? And DHCP sim got harder? What did you see?? What changes

Is that what role is specified question on the exam? Please let me know I have been studying..I know some questions are new that aren’t on 9tut..but I also want to know if any Reallly new questions have been added

@Anonymous what did you answer for the DHCP SIM did u put the same answers as the 9tut ones?

Config are different

What did you answer for the DHCP..did u go with the 9tut answers ? And you sure you didn’t see anything new in the exam ? How was the security

There are 4 answer multiple choice Equal on 9tut but change the config.. Security lab you can use show run

Cisco have added experimebtal question but they are not included in final score

@vagabond i dont remember.. I have failed the exam. 829/832

Where do I find Ipv6 Questions? There are a few on the new version of the test.

Here:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hjawcm3zhcwp3su/Cisco.Premium.100-105.by.VCEplus.332q.pdf
There are all question of ICND1 (valid 99%)

I have seen the 332q already! So you don’t know if u used the 9tut DHCP answers? You shouldn’t because it change up! I just really need to pass..

Please anybody clarify if any new questions show up I am planning to book June 10th!

What do you mean experimental questions ?

@Jhonatan that is the dump that I shared, i’m glad you passed :).

@Jolie can u verify that those new questions came up? Some are wrong answers BTW

guys i have exam this friday please tell me where can i get the sim questions other than 9tut for free please guys help me.

Vagabond can tou confirm which ones are wromg from 332?

most are right but i need an update on recent exam takers..

I have not passed for 3 points

There isn’t valid sim answer. It change in every config

A new question is:
Whats disable CEF?
A. RIB
B. PING
C. IPV6
D. ACL LOGGING

You have been asked to come up with a subnet mask that will allow all three web servers to be on the same network while providing the maximum number of subnets. Which network address and subnet mask meet this requirement?

A. 192.168.252.0 255.255.255.252
B. 192.168.252.8 255.255.255.248
C. 192.168.252.8 255.255.255.252
D. 192.168.252.16 255.255.255.240
E. 192.168.252.16 255.255.255.252

please explain

Which statement about RADIUS security is true?

A.
It supports EAP authentication for connecting to wireless networks.

B.
It provides encrypted multiprotocol support.

C.
Device-administration packets are encrypted in their entirety.

D.
It ensures that user activity is fully anonymous.

@ccna where are you getting those new questions from?? R those on the exam. ???

Those are not icnd1 questions

One of my peeves with the testing is that the test has obscure questions that the answers are not readily available. What I mean by that is that in all of the various study materials I’ve used, I have not seen the information that would answer certain questions. I’ve read the Wendell Odom books and gone through various video series. I feel that whatever study materials are made available, SHOULD include ALL the instructional information to pass the test, even if it is included in an obscure manner. That doesn’t mean it should come out and explicitly say, “HEY heres all the answers.” The lack of that information being provided or presented is why I can promote this site. How else are we to know????

That being said,……The instructional materials are there to provide all the understanding of concepts. If you don’t understand the concepts then memorizing answers on this site will not help you when you try to get a job. I believe people should have a good understanding, or read the tutorials on this site for learning, before testing.

Now that being said, the questions on this site are an excellent source for study and do reflect the icnd1 test.

I have been studying..I jus want to know the updates on exam takers please I take it soon

Hello all, I cleared ICND1 today.
Simulation questions are same from DHCP sim and Security sim but there are changes in the answer and the questions are bit modified.
There were few questions from dumps available here.
Thanks..

@h@rry what do you mean a few questions? what else did u see neww???

questions are bit modified what do you mean? please i am taking soon i cant fail!

what answers did you get??

Please go over this DCHP Troubleshooting Guide. This should help and handle any DHCP questions you ever run into.
http://www.thenetworkencyclopedia.com/entry/dhcp-troubleshooting-dhcp-operations-guide/

@Vagabond, im taking the exam next week man. pls update us in the exam. good luck. believe in your knowledge 🙂

As so many have said, study the sims and the ICND1 questions. Understand the SIM concepts because there can be numerous different questions based on those SIMS.

Hi. On SIM security testlet when it says message inappropriate is ever incorrect? My instructor say me it!!!

SOMEBODY please update me on the exam.. and RouterA I am not sure what you mean.

In security testlet, there are four options: B = inappropriate wording in banner message. It is always false..

No need to worry Vagabond. We will be able to answer those questions. In DHCP sim and Security sim, they are not exactly same as the one given in 9tut. The configuration of routers is different for those question given in exam. Rest is same, I mean topology, the questions they asked etc.

Anything on infrastructure services question wise?

has anybody seen these…..
Comment from premium side

1.Which sequence begins a unique local IPv6 address in binary notation
2.How many primary ipv4 addresses can be assigned on router interface
3.What disables CEF?
4.An administrator connects devices to a switch and wants dynamically learned mac addresses and add them the the running config. What accomplishes this?
5.Which adverse situation can occur if an Ethernet cable is too long.
A. Runts, Giants, Late collisions, Interface resets
6.Which Network configuration can you use to segregate traffic for two different department in our organization.
7.How does a Layer2 switch differ from a Hub
8.In which circumstance is static routing useful.
9.Which sequence begins a unique local ipv6..in binary notation.
10.Which statement about NTP is true.
A.Default Stratum 5, Default Stratum1, 3 other options
11.Ip nat pool cisco 10.1.1.0 10.1.1.50 255.255.255.255.0 What feature is this?
12.Which statement about dhcp address pools is true.
A.pool specified in router, must be defined before you can manually bind
13. What ip address can send a message to devices across different subnets
14.Which port security allows a switch to learn mac addresses and add them to the running config
15.Which information is used to install the best route to a destination IP routing table.
16.A host experiences intermittent issues related to congestion, but remains connected
What could be the cause of the congestion.
17.What protocol uses only hop count

is this legit nick?

Please let me know what questions you get on exam ..

dont know saw a guy from premium say he ran into these doesn’t make much sense from recent posts… this is what I came up with
1. FE80
2.1
3. ?
4. Sticky mac
5. Attenuation
6. VLAN
7. Hub is dumb doestnt break up collision domains; switch is smart breaks up collision domains
8.small networks
9.fe80
10. No clock get default strat 5?
11.dynamic nat
12. Yeah no options there
13. Multicast
14 sticky mac
15. Next hop
16. Collisions
17. Rip

kinda think it’s BS nobody else has mentioned them recently

can you pass this exam?

http :/ / w w w . l e a r n c i s c o . n e t / t e s t – c c n a . p h p ? e x a m = 1 0 0 – 1 0 5

eliminate all spaces. thanks!

3.What disables CEF?
ACL LOGGING

@hackker777 are the question form that site are coming in the exam.

some of the question are asked in depth?

Guys, my instructor say me: When you see “inappropriate wording in banner” is always false.. is correct? i’m confused.. (sim security)

What VCE player do you guys use?

just tested again today and these were on my exam again. Also have a coworker in NY and he is seeing the same questions. We have more too. Passed today with some research on these. didn’t see your answers before my test. This is what I used today.

1.Which sequence begins a unique local IPv6 address in binary notation
a.1111110 Test Ans
2.How many primary ipv4 addresses can be assigned on router interface
A. unlimited
3.What disables CEF?
a.Disable Logging
4.An administrator connects devices to a switch and wants dynamically learned mac addresses and add them the the running config. What accomplishes this?
a. enable port security and use the keyword sticky
5.Which adverse situation can occur if an Ethernet cable is too long.
a. late collisions
6.Which Network configuration can you use to segregate traffic for two different department in our organization.
a. VLAN
7.How does a Layer2 switch differ from a Hub
a. learns mac associated to ports
8.In which circumstance is static routing useful.
a. ?
10.Which statement about NTP is true.
a.?? A.Default Stratum 5, Default Stratum1, 3 other options
11.Ip nat pool cisco 10.1.1.0 10.1.1.50 255.255.255.255.0 What feature is this?
a.dynamic nat or nat pool
12.Which statement about dhcp address pools is true.
a.pool specified in router, must be defined before you can manually bind
13. What ip address can send a message to devices across different subnets
a. Multicast
14.Which port security allows a switch to learn mac addresses and add them to the running config
a. Sticky
15.Which information is used to install the best route to a destination IP routing table.
a. Nest hop
16.A host experiences intermittent issues related to congestion, but remains connected
What could be the cause of the congestion.
a. broadcast storms
17.What protocol uses only hop count
a. EIGRP or Rip

Got an 895 today so I’m not 100%. Thanks to the site it really helped me. I had another dump with different ans. This site helped me change 6 answers on my dump and today I passed with the help from the above info. Good luck all this is a great tool

ballcoach which labs?

2.How many primary ipv4 addresses can be assigned on router interface
A. unlimited

Unlimited????? i think… 1 no?

key word primary so 1

Thank you that, I am sure that will be a big help to many!

10.Which statement about NTP is true.
A.Default Stratum 5, Default Stratum1, 3 other options

Thanks Anonymous!!!

Can someone tell me what is correct answer?
10.Which statement about NTP is true.
A.Default Stratum 5, Default Stratum1, 3 other options

i can’t found nothing on internet.

Please where to found free last dump for ICND1 , there is any forums or blogs ?

for ICND1 v3.0 , osfp is included in exams ? thanks

Last dump:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hjawcm3zhcwp3su/Cisco.Premium.100-105.by.VCEplus.332q.pdf

No, ospf is not included.
Can someone tell me what is the correct answer please?

A primary server that receives a time signal from a stratum 0 device either through the GPS network or national time and frequency transmission is known as a stratum-1 device. On a network a stratum 1 time server supplies the time to other devices on the network which are known as stratum-2 devices. These also can be used as a time source and equipment that connects to a stratum-2 device to receive it become stratum-3 and so on.
———-
Stratum 0=GPS,atomic clock-can not be a router or switch or any network device
Stratum1 =router, switch, also has to have the ntp server plus IP address listed in the config
Stratum 2,3= any other network device that gets its time from a Stratum 1 device, also has to have the command “ntp server IP address” of that stratum 1 deivce .

So if the question just has the word “Stratum”, choose that answer.

Which of the following are characteristics of IP?
A. Connection-oriented protocol
B. Guaranteed delivery
C. Connectionless protocol
D. Transport layer protocol
E. Best-effort delivery
F. Network layer protocol

The IP protocol resides in the Internet layer, as we have already said. The IP protocol is the protocol in the TCP/IP stack that is responsible for letting your machine, routers, switches and etcetera, know where a specific packet is going. This protocol is the very heart of the whole TCP/IP stack, and makes up the very foundation of everything in the Internet.

The IP protocol encapsulates the Transport layer packet with information about which Transport layer protocol it came from, what host it is going to, and where it came from, and a little bit of other useful information. All of this is, of course, extremely precisely standardized, down to every single bit. The same applies to every single protocol that we will discuss in this chapter.

The IP protocol has a couple of basic functionalities that it must be able to handle. It must be able to define the datagram, which is the next building block created by the transport layer (this may in other words be TCP, UDP or ICMP for example). The IP protocol also defines the Internet addressing system that we use today. This means that the IP protocol is what defines how to reach between hosts, and this also affects how we are able to route packets, of course. The addresses we are talking about are what we generally call an IP address. Usually when we talk about IP addresses, we talk about dotted quad numbers (e.g., 127.0.0.1). This is mostly to make the IP addresses more readable for the human eye, since the IP address is actually just a 32 bit field of 1’s and 0’s (127.0.0.1 would hence be read as 01111111000000000000000000000001 within the actual IP header).

The IP protocol has even more magic it must perform up it’s sleeve. It must also be able to decapsulate and encapsulate the IP datagram (IP data) and send or receive the datagram from either the Network access layer, or the transport layer. This may seem obvious, but sometimes it is not. On top of all this, it has two big functions it must perform as well, that will be of quite interest for the firewalling and routing community. The IP protocol is responsible for routing packets from one host to another, as well as packets that we may receive from one host destined for another. Most of the time on single network access host, this is a very simple process. You have two different options, either the packet is destined for our locally attached network, or possibly through a default gateway. but once you start working with firewalls or security policies together with multiple network interfaces and different routes, it may cause quite some headache for many network administrators. The last of the responsibilities for the IP protocol is that it must fragment and reassemble any datagram that has previously been fragmented, or that needs to be fragmented to fit in to the packetsize of this specific network hardware topology that we are connected to. If these packet fragments are sufficiently small, they may cause a horribly annoying headache for firewall administrators as well. The problem is, that once they are fragmented to small enough chunks, we will start having problems to read even the headers of the packet, not to mention the actual data.

As of Linux kernel 2.4 series, and iptables, this should no longer be a problem for most linux firewalls. The connection tracking system used by iptables for state matching and NAT’ing etc must be able to read the packet defragmented. Because of this, conntrack automatically defragments all packets before they reach the netfilter/iptables structure in the kernel.

The IP protocol is also a connectionless protocol, which in turn means that IP does not “negotiate” a connection. a connection-oriented protocol on the other hand negotiates a “connection” (called a handshake) and then when all data has been sent, tears it down. TCP is an example of this kind of protocol, however, it is implemented on top of the IP protocol. The reason for not being connection-oriented just yet are several, but among others, a handshake is not required at this time yet since there are other protocols that this would add an unnecessarily high overhead to, and that is made up in such a way that if we don’t get a reply, we know the packet was lost somewhere in transit anyways, and resend the original request. As you can see, sending the request and then waiting for a specified amount of time for the reply in this case, is much preferred over first sending one packet to say that we want to open a connection, then receive a packet letting us know it was opened, and finally acknowledge that we know that the whole connection is actually open, and then actually send the request, and after that send another packet to tear the connection down and wait for another reply.

IP is also known as an unreliable protocol, or simply put it does not know if a packet was received or not. It simply receives a packet from the transport layer and does its thing, and then passes it on to the network access layer, and then nothing more to it. It may receive a return packet, which traverses from network access layer to the IP protocol which does it’s thing again, and then passes it on upwards to the Transport layer. However, it doesn’t care if it gets a reply packet, or if the packet was received at the other end. Same thing applies for the unreliability of IP as for the connectionless-ness, since unreliability would require adding an extra reply packet to each packet that is sent. For example, let us consider a DNS lookup. As it is, we send a DNS request for servername.com. If we never receive a reply, we know something went wrong and re-request the lookup, but during normal use we would send out one request, and get one reply back. Adding reliability to this protocol would mean that the request would require two packets (one request, and one confirmation that the packet was received) and then two packets for the reply (one reply, and one reply to acknowledge the reply was received). In other words, we just doubled the amount of packets needed to send, and almost doubled the amount of data needed to be transmitted.

Guys Fe80 is the unicast link local not the unique link local. Be a
Careful there.
Unique link local is Fc00::/7 which is 1111 110L in binary

Ok but he want the default value of stratum.. I don’t know… Is 1? A. 1 b. 2 c. 5 and more

Has anyone taken the test?

I m not passed for 3 points

@Anonymous June 11th, 2017
I m not passed

@Anonymous June 12th, 2017
Hi! Just passed 100-105 exam yesterday!!!
9xx/1000 points!!! (The passing score is 832/1000)

failed again. i cant handle this test its really killing me. i got a bad score on infrastructure services but i can find any information on the Internet about it can someone help me please

@ccnaordie when i posted using my phone, the default name is anonymous..

@pal dump is valid? What questions did you have?

Which MTU size can cause a baby giant error?
A. 1500

B. 9216

C. 1600

D. 1518