The question states:
"What does a router do if it has no EIGRP feasible successor route to a destination network and the successor route to that destination network is in active state."

The answer should be:
It routes all traffic that is addressed to the destination network to the interface indicated in the routing table.

Explanation:
Since the successor route is in active state, it does not need a feasible successor route. EIGRP only cares that a route is working in this case. Now if the successor route should fail, then it would send a multicast query packet to adjacent neighbors requesting available routing paths to the destination network.

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host IP 10.0.0.249
subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Question is what should the default gateway be

With this mask, the range is 10.0.0.0 to 255
.0 should be the gateway and 255 the broadcast

Why then does the explanation say 10.0.0.0 cannot be used as a host (the question was regarding the gateway, not the host) and it says the gateway would be 254.  Why would you have a default gateway as 254 on this mask - that would be madness and a waste of hosts!!!

192.168.20.24 /29 - default gateway is what?

the network is incremented by 8 so we are in the 192.168.20.24 - 31 range

The answer says the default gateway is .25.  Surely that should be 24?

In this question, a /25 is quoted but the answer states the increment must be in the 3rd octet.  Surely any 3rd octet increment would be /16 through /23 and /25 would be 4th octet?

This one I don't get.The explanation misses out part of the answer.  1 router, 1 switch with 2 VLans.  This is all explained but the bit missing is

"the interface of the router is configured with multipe IP addresses." 

I didn't think that was possible, and with the diagram, I would not know how to tell

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Good evening all

I am looking at this question.  It shows different equipment talking to its counterpart over a point to point WAN and asks what each type of communication represents.  I would have expected the CSU/DSU to be using PPP because they do, routers to be talking using IP because they use layer 3, switches to be using data link because they use layer 2 and the hosts to be using physical for same reasons.  The question is how do the pcs communicate to each other.  I went for physical as natural progression but the answer is IP - which I would have thought would be he routers.  I don't get this at all. Please help

I have to study and obtain my CCNA for work.  I have previous IT experience.
Has anyone used this book to prepare:
  CCNA Certification All-In-One For Dummies by Silviu Angelescu
  Wiley | March 26, 2010 | Trade Paperback

I enjoy the "Dummy" series of books.

Thanks

Hi All,

Can anyone give me the latest ccnp training videos and dumps...

Also, my CCNA has expired today. Can i just go ahead and take ccnp-route or do i have to redo ccna again?


Thanks