Subject: TCP/IP Exam braidump (fwd)

First of all I would like to thank the founder of this wonderful site as well as all those people who in one way or another contribute to this site.

Well I have just finished taking my 5th exam TCP/IP on 14/05/1998 and passed.

The test was not that difficult but I though I would get much easier questions.Instead I got a killer pool of questions which consisted of about 8 SCENARIOS (I am not good in scenario questions)

Much has been said already so I think I am not going to repeat.Mind you everything is the same as it appers here on this site.

I used no books recommended by other members. Just the brain dumps to help me focus on what I ought to know.I used general networking with UNIX TCP/IP knowledge with some NT utilities and that was all.In my thoughts I think TCP/IP is TCP/IP no matter waich Operating system.

Here we go

1)A lot of command line utilities: ARP, NETSTAT, NBTSTAT, NSLOOKUP (know these) as well as PERFOMANCE MONITOR and NETWORK MONITOR. In my test mostly I answered NETSTAT when it appeared.

Question I had include:

a)Which utility will you use to display TCP/IP statisticss in your network(netstat)
b)which utility for IP to physical address(arp)
c)To collect statistics for further analysis(perf mon)
d)to capture packets for analysis(network monito)

2) Know about printing stuff like :What are LPQ, LPD and LPR for?

8) I had 8 scenarios.4 of them had the same requirements and optional required results but each one had different solution.The scenarios had something to do with the the fact that You want to introduce NT server in your network and to enable this server to route:

• one said just make it able to route
• the other one said enable IP forwarding
• the other one one said not only Ip forwarding but also install RIP and so on and so forth.

So I answered invariably as

• does not meet
• meets only required results
• meets required and one
• meets all

For now this is what I can recall