Exam was Good :D

[MallowGirl12]

Hello everyone, just would like 2 say, exam was really good the stuff i revised came up , but forgot 2 of the questions though, could not remember them, but i am hopefull of passing & getting atleast 40% Thanks 2 everyone for all their hardwork & coarporation in helping me hoping 4 a good result :sneaky:

 

[mammador]

yay!! good for you!!

 

[Smoblikat]

IM assuming youre referring to a network+ exam?

 

[MallowGirl12]

IM assuming youre referring to a network+ exam?

Yeah CCNA exam which was suppose to be in August

 

[MallowGirl12]

yay!! good for you!!

Thank You There were only 2 questions different, the rest were the same but feeling bad for not remembering 2 of the questions, but the OSI & TCP/IP was soooo cool as i remembered all :sneaky:

 

[Smoblikat]

Im very interested in taking this test. How many questions on subnetting were there? Thats my weak point.

 

[Capt.OBViOUS]

^i dont think you could pass the CCNA without knowing subnetting and IIRC Todd lamlle has quoted in his book that subnetting is the most important topic besides the basics.

@MallowGirl ;CongratsLet us see your scores when result comes,later

 

[Smoblikat]

Oh gawd

Its not that I cant subnet, I just cant do it in a timely manner

Congrats on passing BTW

 

[MallowGirl12]

^i dont think you could pass the CCNA without knowing subnetting and IIRC Todd lamlle has quoted in his book that subnetting is the most important topic besides the basics.

@MallowGirl ;CongratsLet us see your scores when result comes,later

Thank You, i should be ok in getting half of the marks for subnetting after checking i remember some of my friends did not do any of the subnetting question, but they still passed it either with a C or B grade.

 

[MallowGirl12]

Im very interested in taking this test. How many questions on subnetting were there? Thats my weak point.

Only three/four questions on subnetting, they can be different & same, mine was half the same due to retaking this exam.

 

[alkemyst]

IRT subnetting.

If you understand/can do the math in your head; it's not that hard. I work off a /24 network and build up or down from that. You know the /23 will be 512 and the /25 will be 128. Know /30 works for all point to point links.

I understand how the bits work in the physical layer, but I don't have to really work like the CPU's do to solve the problems.