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BGP on 802

liven

Didn't see anything listed on Ciscos web site about BGP on the 802...

Can anyone confirm or deny that it is or is not on that test?

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bighornsheep

There's no trick, if it's no in the exam description, it's not tested. Even if it does appear on your exam, it most probably won't be scored.

liven

allrighty then!

mrj

Definitely no BGP on the CCNA

dtlokee

640-802 Exam Blueprint wrote:

Compare and contrast methods of routing and routing protocols

You should know the very basics of BGP, eg. it is used to share routing table information between autonomous systems, it uses a registered AS number on the Internet controlled by IANA (or other registres) and that sort of stuff.

It's in the official courseware, it can be on the exam, trust me!

liven

argh....

I mean it is not hard to understand on a really high level (probably not on a lower level either, but I have done very little WAN work in my career)... But just hard to know if one is covering everything when the blue print is so vague.

Then what about

is-is
EGP
CSPF
NLSP

dtlokee

Know the AD of IS-IS, and don't worry bout the rest, EGP is no longer used, NLSP is for IPX (not tested) and no to CSPF, it's not in the CCNA books.