Options
Sub Nets ?
bcairns
Member Posts: 280
Was watching the TestOut Video Series for 70-270 and they breifly touched on subnets.
Then on the chapters practice test they wanted you to convert the octets to binary and back to determine the available IP addresses in a given subnet mask.
Looking at the books I got Exam Cram and MS Press - they dont ask you to convert them...just really wondering if this is this something for the real exam, or does the exam just check to see if you understand the concept of subnets ?
Then on the chapters practice test they wanted you to convert the octets to binary and back to determine the available IP addresses in a given subnet mask.
Looking at the books I got Exam Cram and MS Press - they dont ask you to convert them...just really wondering if this is this something for the real exam, or does the exam just check to see if you understand the concept of subnets ?
My youTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/voidrealms
Comments
-
Optionsw3bm0nki
Member Posts: 1 ■□□□□□□□□□
I took the exam early this year and there was 1 question on subnetting, I wouldn't spend too much time on it.Current Certs: MCSE:Messaging 2003
Working Certs: CCNA, MCSE:Security 2003 -
OptionsRTmarc
Member Posts: 1,082 ■■■□□□□□□□
Subnetting is outside the scope of the 70-270 exam. Any questions you get on this topic on this particular exam are experimental and will not count.
-
Optionsnuglobe
Member Posts: 190
Dang I just passed the CCNA and it would be nice to get some freebies off THIS test. :PGenshiroGuide: My blog about things I found useful. Now with videos.
-
Optionsbcairns
Member Posts: 280
Cool thanks guysMy youTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/voidrealms
-
OptionsDanman32
Member Posts: 1,243
For any of the MS exams, you don't have to go crazy on subnets like you do in CCNA. Unlike CCNA, I had use of the basic calculator, but didn't need it, nor did I need paper/erase board.