si20 wrote: » Sorry to sound stupid here, where did the 35 come from? The only way I saw you made 35 was 32+3 and I don't understand how you got those two digits to add together.
If your IP is 192.168.33.35 and your network mask is /28, what is the address of your local network? a. 192.168.33.16 b. 192.168.33.32 c. 192.168.33.0 d. 192.168.33.64
si20 wrote: » I'll be honest - this seems to be way over my head. I kinda understand, but if I got this on an exam, i'd definitely get it wrong. From the practice tests i've sat from the Robb Tracy book, the networking questions *seemed* to be much easier than this. Some of them being too easy e.g what runs on port 21? FTP. Obviously there are questions much harder than that, but you get my drift. Andy - I bow down to your knowledge. I know when i've been defeated and this is it. Networking is definitely not my strong subject and I know it.
espi_251 wrote: » Hey guys, I passed the lx104 today!Whew!! It was not an easy exam at all, much harder than 103 for me. I had more than 15 fill in the blanks if not more. Some were fairly easy but others were extremely difficult. Si20, couple of tips for you-- make sure you have a good understand of the X server, and detailed understanding of configuration files listed in the exam objectives. Also, you must know how to subnet and feel comfortable finding number of hosts. I wish you all the best.