Latest Cisco Exam - IPv6 and Multiple choice

Polly_31

Hi all,

I'm planing to book my exam and would like to ask you guys those two questions if somebody took the exam already:

1) Did you come accross any IPv6 questions in the latest exam as I feel I lack here bit
2) I heard that the exam is a multiple choice (+possible simulators) test. When they give multiple answeres, do they tell you how many answerse are correct, eg. "Select 2"?

Thanks,
Chris

xenodamus

I think it's against the NDA to discuss the subject matter/frequency of questions but IPv6 is on the exam blueprint, so I would brush up on it personally.

They do tell you how many answer choices to pick, though. (choose 2, choose 3)

alan2308

1. Haven't taken it yet myself, but here's the exam topics, directly from Cisco. You have to be logged in to get to it, but registration is free and fast. Based on this blueprint (and what was covered in the CNA), what you need to know about IPv6 isn't very much.

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/docs/DOC-4976

2. From everything that I've heard here (and from what I saw in the CNA), the answer to that is yes.

mikej412

Polly_31 wrote: »

1) Did you come accross any IPv6 questions in the latest exam as I feel I lack here bit

Anyone answering questions about what they saw or had on their exam would be violating the Cisco NDA and the Cisco Candidate Conduct Policy.

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No candidate will take any action that will compromise the integrity or confidentiality of a Cisco Certification examination or otherwise compromise the integrity of the Cisco Certification program. Such actions include but are not limited to:
• Disseminating actual exam content via web postings, discussion groups, chat rooms, study guides, etc.

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I'm locking the thread since some people like to share their knowledge (and violate the NDA) and don't bother to read any of the other posts (that point out answering Question 1 would be an NDA Violation).