subnet-zero valid in ccna exam?

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• Ricka182 Posts: 3,359Member

  December 2004

  Yes, I believe they are valid on the current exams.

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• viper75 Posts: 726Member ■■■■□□□□□□

  December 2004

  To the best of my knowledge subnet-zero is not valid on the CCNA exam. Todd Lammle also tells you in his book that it's not valid on the CCNA exam.

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• Webmaster Posts: 10,292Admin Admin

  December 2004

  Not 'by default', unless they expicitely mention it, which is not as unlikely as Todd Lammle implies.

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• PCHoldmann Posts: 450Member

  December 2004

  All I can say is that I noticed that the
  
  ip subnet zero
  
  command is in the running-config on the sims...
  
  (and that has nothing to do with the questions I had, just an observation)

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• Drakonblayde Posts: 542Member

  December 2004

  Well, that just goes towards the credibility of how thorough the exam sims are, since it's enabled by default in the newer IOS's. But yeah, unless it's explicitly mentioned in the question, subnet-zero and the all-ones subnet aren't usable for the CCNA

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