I thought each router in the glbp group would need to be configured with the virtual IP address. 

R2 doesn't have the glbp 7 ip 10.1.7.1 command configured.

I think how2pass has it wrong about root port elections.  The answer they give says the root port election depends on the lowest sender bridge-ID.  That is true for election of designated ports, but not root ports.  The election of a root port occurs among ports on only one switch.  The bridge ID doesn't come into play, only the root path cost or port-ID.  If the root path costs are equal then the port with the lowest port-ID would be the root port for the switch.

What do you think?

   

Passed ICND1 today, scored 902 / 1000

To be honest, not a bad exam, the first question relating to Frame Relay DCLI was abit tricky but, was good.

Study up on your

RIPv2
WAN
Interface management / troubleshooting

you'll be fine!

Admin or H2P membership users,

This is regarding to question 3 on the STP simlet.

Which Spanning Tree Protocol has been implemented on switch SW-B?

a. PVRST
b. MSTP/IEEE 802.1s
c. STP/IEEE 802.1D
d. PVST+


H2P states the correct answer is c. STP/IEEE 802.1D
but I've read elsewhere that it is d. PVST+

Can anyone shed some light on which is the correct answer.

Thanks so much

H2P was a great help.

I didn't go thru all the questions from H2P because I bought it only a week or so before my exam, but 75% of the questions on the exam were from H2P (verbatim) - from whatever I had reviewed on H2P.

Got dot1x Port Security simulation which required basic radius configuration.
Would surely use H2P for my BSCI, which I am planning for next month.

Thanks.

Hi All,

Passed BSCI on Friday with 955!!

I had eigrp/isis redistribution
OSPF stub area
Eigrp stub/address summarisation?? - Yeah, that caught me off guard and i think that may have been where i dropped points.  Basically, rtr2 couldn't see rtr3 (i think it was set as receive only) also had to summarise rtr3 addressing so that the routing table only contained 2 routes.

The rest of the questions were a fair mix of everything really, no particular topic stood out.  A few questions on IPv6 that i hadn't seen before, but that's why you will need to know your stuff.

Everything else was covered on H2P and in the cisco books,  also have a lab at home which i study on.

I was getting around the 95% mark everytime on a random test with 60 questions (the test had 61) so if your hitting that mark consistently then you should be OK.

Good Luck
Lee

Combined exam consisting of all topics for
BSCI & BCMSN 642-892 Composite

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Do H2P offer this exam.
search this side but i can find it.
Any ideas

Lots of STP,Intervaln routing , 3 questions on LWAN and some voice. Radius Simulator , single switch simulator and the Hands on LAb #4.

Admin,


Under the senario description, it say VLAN 40 is a new VLAN. But under the required configuration (for DSW1), you have Vlan access-map PASS 10. Shouldn't it be PASS 40??? I believe it's just a mistake. Please confirm.


Thanks

Please look at the following question. H2P say the answer is b & e. I think the correct answer is c & e. What do you guys think????



(QID:BCM472) Which two statements about voice traffic is true? (Select two)

a. Voice packets are typically around 600 to 1200 bytes

b. A typical voice call requires 17 kbps to 106 kbps of guaranteed priority bandwidth plus an additional 15 kbps per call for voice-control traffic

c. voice packets are typically around 60 to 120 bytes

d. for voice quality, packet loss should be less than 2 percent and delay should be no more than 250 ms

e. for voice quality, packet loss should be less than 1 percent and delay should be no more than 150 ms

f. voice packets are typically around 60 to 120 KB.