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Subnet Zero in 640-801

chuz_00

Hey there,
I'm about to take the 640-801 test (hoorray!!!!!!), but I have a doubt, is Subnet Zero enabled or not in this test?
I've read some posts and instead of clarifying this to me, they just get me a little bit more confused, so anybody's help is really appreciated.
Btw, any suggestions for the big day???

Thx!

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Comments

rakem

i would say to use subnet zero unless the question tells you not to use it.

subnet zero has been enabled by default on routers for a while now, so i would say to use it.

for the big day, just relax, i wrote out the subnetting tables as soon as i sat down for a quick reference.

If your confident in all the areas then you shouldn't have a problem

dtlokee

rakem wrote:

i would say to use subnet zero unless the question tells you not to use it.

subnet zero has been enabled by default on routers for a while now, so i would say to use it.

for the big day, just relax, i wrote out the subnetting tables as soon as i sat down for a quick reference.

If your confident in all the areas then you shouldn't have a problem

Yeah this is correct, the current exam wants you to use 2**s to calculate the number of subnets and 2**h-2 to find the number of hosts.

Wetwombat

I took the test on monday, failed, (CURSE YOU! Next Time, Gadget, NEXT TIME!), and don't recall seeing anything that left me blinking and saying "THAT'S not even CLOSE to what I came up with!" And I totally forgot about ip subnet zero.

THE Wombat! (Wet)