Cisco Router Commands question

I keep seeing questions such as this:

#show run interface GigabitEthernet0/10
Switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
etc.

Based on this troubleshoot an issue. I'm currently using Mike Meyers AIO and self-studying. Nowhere in his books can I find anything on this type of question(even though it's on his practice exams). I've realized this is Cisco proprietary router language but that's a much larger topic than is covered on the exam. I'm trying to figure out exactly how much I need to know for the exam. I had 4 questions like this on the exam which I missed by 2 questions(womp womp) and I finding it difficult any information.

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Hondabuff

Zatosama wrote: »

I keep seeing questions such as this:

#show run interface GigabitEthernet0/10
Switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
etc.

Based on this troubleshoot an issue. I'm currently using Mike Meyers AIO and self-studying. Nowhere in his books can I find anything on this type of question(even though it's on his practice exams). I've realized this is Cisco proprietary router language but that's a much larger topic than is covered on the exam. I'm trying to figure out exactly how much I need to know for the exam. I had 4 questions like this on the exam which I missed by 2 questions(womp womp) and I finding it difficult any information.

If you are pursuing a career in Networking then you better know your Cisco commands. Let me get you pointed in the right direction.

http://files.laitec.ir/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Cisco.Press_.CCNA_.Portable.Command.Guide_.2nd.Edition.Jul_.2007.pdf

volfkhat

Huh?
What exam? Are you refrring to the Network+?

The CompTia is very light-weight.
I don't remember any detail questions like that. But i took the N10-005....

DAVID Q

If you want to know the secrets of learning the Cisco commands, make the application PACKET TRACER your main tool, as well as youtube.com. Packet tracer can act as a simulator for real world equipment if its hooked up properly in the lab. Now once you hooked up the computers, switches, and routers properly, you will use basic Cisco commands to configure the router and switches in simulated environment.. Also I recommend you pick up a easy CCNET or CCNA manual to go along with any network+ manuals you have. By taking this advice you will be over prepared for the Network+ with basic subnetting skills .