This wrong?

Here is another question I think might be wrong, what do you guys think?

What is the maximum segment length of 10Base-T STP cable?

a) 50m
b) 100m
c) 75m
d) 200m

Again, listed answer is 200m. I would say all Twisted Pair is 100m. But seriously, I have seen it listed 100m in net+ for dummies and 200m in the Network+ Guide.

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deneb829

Cisco has it at 100m

http://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=31276&rl=1

Daniel333

That is what I am going with too, for the purposes of this program, I am checking 200m. but on the test I will go with 100m.

thanks. just wanted second input

Plantwiz

Where is the question from?

Should be 100M for STP

http://fcit.usf.edu/network/chap4/chap4.htm

Daniel333

Measure-Up testing software. Came with the exam cram books.

plettner

Plantwiz wrote:

Where is the question from?

Should be 100M for STP

http://fcit.usf.edu/network/chap4/chap4.htm

Agree - 100m.

dbjjones

100M is the correct answer. You said this came exam cram? I have run into alot of misinformed answers out there, but exam cram seemed to be the best.

Plantwiz

dbjjones wrote:

100M is the correct answer. You said this came exam cram? I have run into alot of misinformed answers out there, but exam cram seemed to be the best.

best for misinformation

:P

In all fairness, I bought a book or two in their first series of books and though that they were very, very bad. So when ExamCram2 was develope/reorganized, etc.. I haven't given them another though. Likewise, their new series "ExamCram" I haven't looked at either.

It's just better to know the material from the objectives, know as much as possible about the topics and go for the exam that way. "Practice" exams can just drain ones energy if they are not written well and you can write your own much more easily to help yourself prepare.

Know the facts...don't dwell on the answer. Besides, have you check the publishers website for errata?