70-410 - ipv6

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In the 410 test, is Microsoft expecting us to be able to convert from binary to hexadecimal from memory?

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pjd007

spydertau wrote: »

In the 410 test, is Microsoft expecting us to be able to convert from binary to hexadecimal from memory?

Obviously not allowed to be specific due to the MS NDA but know if you have an understanding of subnetting and know the different address classes you'll be fine.

Snow.bros

I am not sure, but I have never come across a question that has to do with converting ip addresses though you might find a question about calculating the subnet mask of an IPV6 network and telling which type of address a certain IPV6 address belongs to (there are different types such as a link local address and ipv6 addresses that are routable and not routable on the internet) but I don't remember them specifically you will come across them in your study material. Keep in mind that all Microsoft exam questions context come in as a business problem and your answer should be a solution to that problem.

To find out what you can expect in exam check out this presentation it provides you with information about the exam: Exam Prep: 70-410 and 70-417 - MCSA: Windows Server 2012 (repeats on May 13 at 5:00pm) | TechEd North America 2014 | Channel 9

All the best!

spydertau

Thanks for replying. Appreciate the feedback.