Discovering your network

iankf

Hi,

What ways are there in the cisco CCNA of discovering and connecting to the network. I know of

Telnet (anytime i tried this in a exam to set router passwords the command was unavailable??)

Show cdp neighbours (detail)

show ip arp

show ip route

tracert

ping

I got quite confused in the CCNA exam when asked to MODERATED

nel

MODERATED

If you want something to autodiscover your network cisco network assistant is pretty good. however they have to be cisco devices to be detected i think. There are also other packages out there which can do so too.

iankf

I'm talking in particular to the CCNA exam, perhaps I missed something that I needed to connect to it.

mikej412

iankf wrote:

I'm talking in particular to the CCNA exam, perhaps I missed something

Something like the Cisco NDA you agreed to when you took the exam?


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laidbackfreak

iankf wrote:

Hi,

What ways are there in the cisco CCNA of discovering and connecting to the network. I know of

Telnet (anytime i tried this in a exam to set router passwords the command was unavailable??)

look at this and wonder why you couldnt connect.... I mean if you cant Telent to a device there is a reason for it....

worked it out yet??

iankf

I'll have to take more time in doing the sims next time, difficult little buggers

laidbackfreak

the sims are the key, they show what you can do and show up where your weak....

or they can do against the clock....

I think outside the exam when you have a little more thinking time (and books of course) you can work the problems out a lot easier....

enjoy your studies.... its all good fun

nel

nel wrote:

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If you want something to autodiscover your network cisco network assistant is pretty good. however they have to be cisco devices to be detected i think. There are also other packages out there which can do so too.

Oops, Sorry Mike.