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TCP/IP 70-059

greetings,

today i passed my final exam for MCP+I and MCSE. it was the second

time i did this exam (i failed the first time ;-))) ).

i would like to say thank you to all who contributed to this dumps!

Thank you!

I used the book of Drew Heywood / MS TCP/IP (New Riders).

It's a great ressource when read twice in combination with hands on

training and this braindump.

General: know how to subnet! it's really important to understand what

the exam is about and for calculating IP-scopes, Network ID's, subnet

masks and router addresses. There were several questions about this.

i got the following questions (and some more which i can't remember =

together 25). you'll find some of the questions on some other dumps.

1. drag/drop

you get a list of router IP addresses and their subnet mask ->

calculate the first and last IP address for the subnet (Network ID!).

2./3. two questions about printing to LPR daemon/Unix and how to

observe the print status (LPQ!)

4. FTP by IP works, but not by name (DNS).

5./6. Two questions about DHCP Relay Agent.

7. Drag/Drop:

an IP address - the required number of subnets to be

generated. you've to maximize the number of hosts. -> Drag and drop

the "best" subnet mask (you've to calculate on how many bits you've to

subnet to get the number of subnets!!!) (IMHO there was one class C IP

address you couldn't combine with a valid subnet mask!).

8. Subnets: you want to log on to a PDC which is on another subnet

(LMHOSTS, #DC)

9. 2 DNS's, add/configure a third which shall resolve Internet names.

10.-13. about command line utilities (nbtstat, netstat, tracert, ping.

know how and when to use them, especially the difference between

nbtstat and netstat!!!).

14. you want to copy a file between NT and Unix (RCP)

15. execute a command on Unix (REXEC)

16. which counter do ya use in Perf. Monitor to observe the number of

packages on a router?

17. what do ya've to install to get access to the TCP/IP object in

Perf. Mon.? (SNMP)

18./19. The required/optional result question: this time:

- a mixed NT Server/NT WS/Win95/Unix network with subnets.

the results included connect by name, reserved addresses, get IP from

DHCP, ?.

the proposed solution included HOSTS files, WINS and DHCP.

thanks again, good luck!

it's hard but you can manage it by knowing the stuff!

cu, Peter.