Does the CCNA contain questions about BGP?


Neither Cisco's CCNA blueprint nor PingMyNetwork's study plan includes BGP.

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/ccna-exam-topics
https://pingmynetwork.com/network/ccna-200-301

I believe R1 has a "typo" for the IP address as it says ".255" but the correct answer shows ".225"

Please advise.

Thanks,
James

At least one of the drag-and-drop answers is likely wrong.

"Monitor- It enables enhanced RFID-tag location tracking" is wrong.

Answers should be:

Monitor

• It provides air-quality data and interference detection across all enabled channels.
  
• It supports analytics for wireless performance testing.
  

• It enables enhanced RFID-tag location tracking.
  
• It supports real-time Wi-Fi client troubleshooting when network engineers are offsite.
  

• It captures and forwards packets on a specific wireless channel.
  
• It supports software that analyzes wireless frames on a remote device.
  

Please check this drag-and-drop: specifically, "Allows sites to be combined without address conflicts" should be set to Unique Local, not Global Unicast Address.

Thanks!
James

The answer says "Create a JSON fiter as a string and pass it ...."

I believe that is not the correct answer.

The correct answer should be:
" Create an XML filter as a string and pass it to get_config() method as an argument."

Please have a look and advise.

Thanks
James

Which type of wireless encryption is used for WPA2 in preshared key mode?

Answer says "AES-256" but that is not part of WPA2.

The answer should be AES-128.

Please check this question and confirm.
Thanks,
James

Hello, this answer should be 172.16.1.2 (not .3)

For those who have already taken the exam,
does anyone know if the labs on how2pass are the same as those found during the exam, or are there others in addition?
Thanks.

The question is asking about the next hop to host 10.0.1.15, which is the broadcast of 10.0.1.0/28.

I disagree with the explanation and it goes on to say "this is the only correct answer".

Why wouldn't 10.0.1.0/24 via 192.168.0.4 work?

I believe this question needs to be reviewed and the explanation updated/corrected.

Thanks,
James

The explanation says "GIven the presence of 10.90.0.0/16 any traffic dstined for subnet 10.90.0.0/16 range which includes 10.90.8.0/24 subnet will indeed be forwarded"

But the answer says "R7 will drop traffic destined to 10.90.8.0/24"

I was marked "wrong" for selecting the answer that says "R7 will forward traffic destined to 10.90.8.0/24"

Please review and correct this.

Thanks,
James