After reading and studying the Cisco Press book and using this study aid, I still failed this exam. There is a lot of "policy based information" that just isn't covered in this Q&A. Also, the actual exam looks like it was put together by a 5 year old.

I took this exam on February, 17th and passed.  I didn't get around to posting in this forum about it.  Out of all the Cisco exams that I have prepped for with H2P,  this was probably the hardest one that I've taken.  I never reached a point where I was able to pass the practice exam in the 90 percentile.  It actually took a while before  I reached a point where  I  could pass the practice exam.  On top of that, new questions were added to the H2P practice test on multiple occasions. I had taken the practice exam so many times that I had reached a point where I  literally got  tired of it.  I decided to go ahead and schedule for the exam and take the test.  Questions on the exam were consistent with those studied on the H2P practice test.  Whenever, I encountered a question that I had not seen on the H2P practice exam, I didn't panic because I have come to expect that when it comes to Cisco exams.  I simply applied the same concepts that I had learned from the practice tests.  When I hit the submit button at the end of the exam I wasn't 100% sure what the results would be, but thank God I passed.

This question is about BGP path preferences... Currently the 'correct' answer is to apply a route map to modify the local preference. I don't understand why the correct answer isn't to set the weight of the preferred neighbor to 1?

By default, weight is 0 in BGP and we can see from the picture, the weight on both neighbors isn't configured. The picture also doesn't show what the current local preference values are, so even applying the route map we wouldn't know if a preference of 101 is enough based on the existing config we don't get shown.

Would appreciate a more in depth explanation if possible.

(04-24-2023, 08:01 PM)atommo Wrote: This question is about BGP path preferences... Currently the 'correct' answer is to apply a route map to modify the local preference. I don't understand why the correct answer isn't to set the weight of the preferred neighbor to 1?

By default, weight is 0 in BGP and we can see from the picture, the weight on both neighbors isn't configured. The picture also doesn't show what the current local preference values are, so even applying the route map we wouldn't know if a preference of 101 is enough based on the existing config we don't get shown.

Would appreciate a more in depth explanation if possible.

Can you verify the questions on the practice exams are correct?

Hello,

I would like to know when the next update for CCNA questions will come?
The last update is from March 20th and I want to take the exam in two weeks. It would be nice if I could see next update before taking the exam to be prepared with the current questions

Thanks!

I am currently subscribed to ENARSI with a max question pool of over 530, but if I may ask here, what is the maximum
pool of questions for the ENCOR? I may begin here, thanks.

Hello,

I have a question to CCNA Test #08 Recently added/modified questions.

Modified means Cisco has changed a little thing in question or answers? e.g. other IP addresses?
Are these kind of questions moved from the "topic" area to Test #08 or they remain where they are and exist twice?

With third and second last update the number of over all questions remained the same (I think it were 869 questions). Only with the last update the total number of questions has increased to 926.

An explanation would be nice.

Best regards!

Hi, I have paid for the CCNP 350-401 but i cant find link to tests and other resources included in the package

I am not able to disable the timer, dose anyone have an idea why?

Question is asking how many non-overlapping 5GHz channels there are if UNII-2c isn't available. Correct answer should be six non-overlapping channels, not four. Refer to the following chart: https://www.mbreviews.com/wp-content/upl...scaled.jpg

For 40MHz channels, there are two in UNII-1, a further two in UNII-2a and another two in UNII-3.