Question typo. 172.20.5.0/24 should be 192.20.5.0/24.

Explanation looks like another question. Not sure if we are missing a question, doubt it because it is talking about python scripting. plz delete.

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Hello,

Have the reported new ENARSI questions been uploaded to "recently added" section?

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All:

Thanks to How2Pass I was able to receive a "Pass" on the 350-401 Exam Today.
The exam definitely had some newer questions that I did not recognize from the study material, but I was able to "pass" regardless.

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Hi guys,
I failed the exam really bad... There were many new questions...
Any tips ? 

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I believe the current answer is wrong and the correct answer should be it uses proprietary cabling.

As indicate there: https://networklessons.com/switching/cisco-stackwise

In addition Cisco Stackwise can stack up to 9 switches
The StackWise Master Switch

With StackWise, a single switching stack is managed by one StackWise master switch. The master switch is chosen from the connected switches. It has the ability to perform updates for all the switching. Cisco StackWise technology unites up to nine switches. The master switch manages each of these devices. Any member within the stacked unit can be the master switch. StackWise links Cisco Catalyst 3750 series switches into stacked units that are more easily deployed and managed.

I'm pretty sure the network and wildcard mask is incorrect in the answer.

Problem requests you to deny 10.100.2.248-255. The answers do not cover that from my understanding.

10.100.2.0 0.0.0.248 = 10.100.2.0-248
10.100.2.248 0.0.0.7 = 10.100.2.248-255

Question AR372 does not turn an answer green when grading a practice test. An answer is displayed, but it does not mark it as correct. Is anyone else experiencing this?

I'm pretty sure this isn't right.

I'm having trouble finding calculations for Epoch LINUX time format, but it isn't what this python script is.

First line I think is a red herring.
It decodes that encoded string and removes spaces, but doesn't encrypt it.

2nd line sets up Format DateTime today as d.
i.e. today = 6/26/2022 in American

date then takes (10000*d.year + 100*d.month + d.day) 
= 10000*2022 + 100*6 + 26
= 20220000+ 600 + 26
= 20220626
= yyyymmdd in string

Answer seems off.

What does a northbound API accomplish?

ANSWER: Communication between SDN controllers and physical switches.  -Sounds like southbound API

closest would be: Access to controlled network resources from a centralized node.

I can't find any other exam sites with this question to reference.