Just got back from my school house and one shotted another exam using Cisco Press and How2pass.com I must say this again as I stated on my CCNA. This site trully sets you up to pass. I had 15  minutes to spare. I had 3 labs all covered here on this site. Had 2 simlets both covered on this site, and last but not least 2 drag and drops also covered by this site. I am the first at my school house to pass BCMSN on the first try. Woot thanks How2pass!! Again!!
    For those going for this cert, Read the Cisco Press Book and get the lingo and understanding of switching. Then come to how2pass and study. Once you get 90% and above on the final.
***You are so ready for the official exam***

    Anywho I am a regular here feel free to ask me questions, pick my brain or even ask for tips on studying. Believe me I tried many things and finally found what works for me. Hopefully it will work for you. Good luck to those going for there Cert..

passed ccna with a score of 902..make sure you read a good ccna book, understand NAT, wireless, and VPN's..and know hoe to subnet fast.

as usual how2 pass questions with explanations was a big help..

-good luck

The question makes sense until you actually look at the commands.  Do the switches even have the option of adding the vlan and "native' after the "switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q"?  All of my references and experience tell me that to set the native vlan on the trunk (on a switch), you use the "switchport trunk native vlan <vlan-id>" command. Thanks

Passed yesterday with 798 - pass score was 790  :o  ;D - "by the skin of my teeth" comes to mind!

56 quetsions in total .  I had two testlets, eigrp summarisation and ospfv3 virtual links simluations

Loads of BGP questions, quite alot on EIGRP and ISIS, one on DHCP / ip helper, and a few on multicast not much on ipv6.

Was really pleased to have passed as I have been really ill running up to the exam so that messed up my preparation and revision -Big thanks to the guys at How2pass as there were some very similar questions in your BSCI practice tests     Just like the switching exam, I passed just using the Cisco press book, How2Pass and another companies products that this forum wont seem to allow you to enter on a thread

BSCMN and BSCI done onto ONT next in the new year I need a break!

Good luck everyone in your future tests!

Hi,

I'm confused to the correct answer on this one. The correct answer according to H2P is 10.10.10.0/24 and 172.16.0.0/16

surely if RT2 is summarizing then 10.0.0.0/8 is correct as it will summarize at the classful level.

I checked this on packet tracer and GNS - both times RT3 has 10.0.0.0/8 & 172.16.0.0/16 in routing table.

Is H2P answer incorrect?

Just passed CCNA today. Score wasn't that great only 846 but that will do. Had a 46 questions with NAT and RIP v2 configuration. They both were easy to configure but took very longer than it should. RIP v2 didn't work but I didn't bother to repair it as it was my seventh question so I had to carried on. I think rest of the most questions were very similar to H2P so I think I did OK.

So I highly recomend H2P which covered more than 95% of the questions. So if you get 90 plus in practice you should be OK as H2P says.

Many thanks to H2P and now CCNP.

All the best to every one.

This is  a direct cut and paste from your reference.

Default Voice VLAN Configuration

  The voice VLAN feature is disabled by default.

  When the voice VLAN feature is enabled, untagged traffic is sent according to the default CoS priority of the port.

  The CoS value is trusted for 802.1P or 802.1Q tagged traffic.



The last item directly contradicts your given answer and explanation..the reference says it's "trusted" while your explanation says it's "NOT trusted".  Thanks

BTW...here's the reference:  http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst2950/software/release/12.1_9_ea1/configuration/guide/swvoip.html#wp1034062

This reference: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst2950/software/release/12.1_9_ea1/configuration/guide/swqos.html#wp1070237  confirms that the other answer you selected is correct also.  Meaning that there are 4 correct answers.

guidelines from cisco say -

on interface where traffic initiates:
inspect rule on the inward directions on where you want inspection to occur.

so why the answer - the command ip inspect <name> out must be applied to int fa0/1

given that fa0/1 is the untrusted interface and traffic hasnt initiated there is this only to act as a inspect pair???

can someone explain this or point me in the direction of a good link.

thanks
B

The exam wasn't that bad.  I'd say as long as you study the questions, do labs and attend training you'll be just fine.  I had the HSRP Testlet and two labs.  I had the basic switch config lab and the spanning-tree lab.  There were 4 or 5 questions that had to do with IPv6 and routing.  I have no clue why Cisco adds routing questions to this exam?  I thought that is what the BSCI was for?  I wasn't overloaded with voice or wireless questions.  All of the questions were spread out among all of the topics associated with the exam.