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June 1st, 2015 in CCIE v5 Written Go to comments

Please share with us your experience after taking the CCIE v5 Written exam, your materials, the way you learned, your recommendations… But please DO NOT share any information about the detail of the exam or your personal information, your score, exam date and location, your email…

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  1. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    @SDU @RSA

    I would have accepted that answer if it said RSTP decodes…

  2. DUMP
    June 23rd, 2017

    Refer to the exhibit. Which two statements about the given NetFlow configuration are true? (Choose two)
    A) It supports a maximum of 2048 entries
    B) It supports only IPv4 flows
    C) It supports both IPv4 and IPv6 flows
    D) It supports only IPv6 flows
    E) It uses the default port to send flows to the exporter

    Help Me

  3. JohnCCIE
    June 23rd, 2017

    Guy, Now there is a lot Dump, which i use 356Q , 202Q or 334Q.

    I need help… 356 + 202 is enough ?

  4. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    @DUMP

    A. is the correct answer.
    Rate Limiting

    With some types of DoS attacks, there’s not much you can do to stop the flow of the attack, especially in a distributed DoS (DDos) attack in which the hacker is spoofing the source addresses and using an unsuspecting company or ISP as the reflector in the attack. Tracing this kind of attack to the hacker can be difficult.

    In this situation, your first concern should be limiting the impact of the attack on your network, which can be done with rate limiting. Rate limiting enables you to assign a bandwidth restriction to a category of traffic, such as ICMP, UDP, or specific connection types. This section focuses on three solutions for rate limiting: ICMP rate limiting, committed access rate (CAR), and class-based policing (CBP) using Network-Based Application Recognition (NBAR).

    TIP

    Rate limiting is best used on the ISP’s router that connects to your network. In other words, if you are experiencing a flood attack that is saturating your Internet link, implementing rate limiting on your perimeter router will not do much good. Instead, you work with your ISP to put this in place on the ISP’s router. Rate limiting is something you configure to restrict the amounts of various outbound traffic. As an example, if you were a reflector in a Smurf attack, you could use rate limiting as a temporary solution to limit the flood of traffic that you are sending to a victim’s network. Of course, you will want to try to track down the culprit and stop the attack.

  5. DUMP
    June 23rd, 2017

    Which two statements about IS-IS authentication are true? (Choose two.)
    A. if LSP authentication is in use, unauthorized devices can be form neighbor adjacencies.
    B. Area and domain authentication must be configured on a per-interface basis.
    C. Passwords can be configured on a per-interface basis.
    D. Level 1 LSPs use the domain password.
    E. Level 2 LSPs use the domain password encrypted inside the IS-IS PDU.

  6. DUMP
    June 23rd, 2017

    @Anonymous
    Thanks

  7. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    @DUMP

    A,B
    – Vision 5 default port is 9996….not 9995
    – Vision 5 only use IPV4 addresses

  8. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    Which PIM mode can forward traffic by using only (*.G) routing table entries?

    A. dense mode
    B. sparse-dense mode
    C. sparse mode
    D. bidirectional mode

  9. Save
    June 23rd, 2017

    hello i passed my ccie rs written. The 188 file exist and is valid. 99 of 100 questions we’re from that file. But there was a new question with QOS (Answer: Best effort …)

  10. share
    June 23rd, 2017

    ccie rs written cleared. 188q is valid

  11. Prem
    June 23rd, 2017

    If u need 188q then drop you mail id

  12. Prem
    June 23rd, 2017

    @ dump
    AC

  13. Prem
    June 23rd, 2017

    @soul
    B

  14. Prem
    June 23rd, 2017

    @sdu rsa
    B

  15. CCIE FORUM
    June 23rd, 2017

    I think some Chinese wants to spoile some name and i am soecified
    They dint want premdev

  16. CCIE FORUM
    June 23rd, 2017

    Becaouse he came with less question and he is earning name as comare to chinese. And i heard that in other forum too. I got PM in other forum that spread bad news about him. And we will provide you free dumps

  17. CCIE FORUM
    June 23rd, 2017

    This is my real time experiance and i dont know who is right and who is wrong. But i am in certcollection and Chineese forum and I heard that news in PM on that forum.
    Same mesg i got in both forum.

  18. CCIE FORUM
    June 23rd, 2017

    And one mist important thing is that you will see some fake post about me.and some real user really leave this forum after posting thier experiance but some fake user continuesly post as i said before

  19. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    @SDU RSA

    Which PIM mode can forward traffic by using only (*.G) routing table entries?
    A. dense mode
    B. sparse-dense mode
    C. sparse mode
    D. bidirectional mode

    Bidirectional mode uses only shared tree which is (*,G)

  20. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    @Prem, I found the answer it is not “B” but “D”

    Packet Forwarding
    A router only creates (*, G) entries for bidirectional groups. The olist of a (*, G) entry includes all the interfaces for which the router has been elected DF and that have received either an IGMP or PIM join message. If a router is located on a sender-only branch, it will also create (*, G) state, but the olist will not include any interfaces.

    http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios/12_0s/feature/guide/fsbidir.pdf

  21. CCIE DREAMER
    June 23rd, 2017

    Please share 188 questions and answers.

  22. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    @SDU @RSA

    Lets knock down more questions.

  23. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    @SDU @RSA
    For MST question what boggles my mind is this:
    At the MST boundry, MST does not send MST bpdus. It only sends PVST and one instance special multicast destination addressed bpdu in order to support old CST.

    So MST single bpdu does not make sense for the answer.

  24. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    @ Anonymous what about this explanation then from

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanning_Tree_Protocol

    – MSTP is fully compatible with RSTP bridges, in that an MSTP BPDU can be interpreted by an RSTP bridge as an RSTP BPDU. This not only allows compatibility with RSTP bridges without configuration changes, but also causes any RSTP bridges outside of an MSTP region to see the region as a single RSTP bridge, regardless of the number of MSTP bridges inside the region itself.

  25. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    AFAIK RSTP switches will not see MST bpdus and can not understand the format. When a MST switch at the RSTP/PVST/CST boundry it knows that it has to send pvst and cst bpdus.

    That is why neither answer satisfies. freaking cisco.

  26. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    Lol

  27. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    Which two statements about IS-IS authentication are true? (Choose two.)
    A. Level 2 LSPs transmit the password encrypted inside the IS-IS PDU.
    B. Area and domain authentication must be configured together.
    C. Passwords can be configured on a per-interface basis.
    D. If LSP authentication is in use, unauthorized devices can form neighbor adiacencies.
    E. Lever 1 LSPs use the domain password.

  28. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    SDU @RSA

    One of your answers says
    A,B
    – Vision 5 default port is 9996….not 9995
    – Vision 5 only use IPV4 addresses

    Can you please send the reference regarding to answer A..maximum 2048 entries

  29. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    C and D

  30. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    I don’t have reference for it, but if you remove all wrong answers it is the only 2 answers left.

  31. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    Which two statements about default SNMP configuration are true.
    A. The SNMP agent enabled.
    B. SNMP trap receiver is configured.
    C. All SNMP notification types are sent.
    D. SNMP v1 is the default version
    E. SNMP v3 is the default version.

    SNMP is not enabled by default. When you enable SNMP default version is 1. SNMP agent is also enabled. Trap receiver is also configured.
    R3#sh control-plane host open-ports
    Active internet connections (servers and established)
    Prot Local Address Foreign Address Service State
    tcp *:23 *:0 Telnet LISTEN
    udp *:18999 *:0 udp_transport Server LISTEN
    udp *:161 *:0 IP SNMP LISTEN
    udp *:162 *:0 IP SNMP LISTEN
    udp *:50434 *:0 IP SNMP LISTEN

  32. Anonymous
    June 23rd, 2017

    I think correct answers are A and B.

  33. Jeff
    June 23rd, 2017

    At least we are back to trying to answer questions and learning the technology, even if some of the questions are unrealistic….People should try to research and answer some of these, before just posting the questions……

  34. SDU @RSA
    June 23rd, 2017

    @Jeff
    We are posting some of the questions because they are difficult, it is not for fun. Maybe you must try to assist by answering them and stop complaining.

  35. CCIE_Expert
    June 23rd, 2017

    Passed today 945/1000
    Used 207q
    98q from 207q and 2 new
    4 DD questions
    Next target lab in Sep

  36. Jeff
    June 23rd, 2017

    @SDU @RSA Don’t get your pants in a bunch! If you looked back a page or two, you would see that I was assisting in answering. My comments here were complimentary not critical, that people were finally getting back to work.

    Some of the “difficult” questions that you mentioned, could be fairly easily answered or narrowed down (not all) by just doing a search and reading a few snippets from cisco docs. I agree that some of the other questions are poorly written and open for discussion.

    All I am saying, is that some people should do their due diligence first, before just posting a question for someone else to answer.

  37. CCIE_Expert
    June 23rd, 2017

    For yours kind information all above questions are not part of current exam pool
    So do not waste yourvpreciuos time

  38. Jeff
    June 23rd, 2017

    at least it is good for learning concepts…..

  39. Raj
    June 23rd, 2017

    Any one pass 400-251 CCIE Security written
    {email not allowed}

  40. Raj
    June 23rd, 2017

    raj.mumbai @ Hotmail com

  41. Samersms
    June 23rd, 2017

    guys who took the exam recently?

  42. Raj
    June 23rd, 2017

    Any one pass 400-251 CCIE Security written
    raj.mumbai3 @ Hotmail com

  43. Humble Pie
    June 24th, 2017

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  44. Anonymous
    June 24th, 2017

    CCIE_Expert

    207 or 202q?

  45. @CCIE_Expert
    June 24th, 2017

    While I understand the focus on passing a specific exam, the larger picture is simply knowing networking.

    To take a few recent examples from here, how can a Cisco-focused network engineer not know the default state of SNMP on Cisco gear? How can any network engineer not know how TCP works? How can an expert-level network engineer not know how IS-IS works? And assuming such a person exists, how long will they be employed in the real world? It’s not multiple-choice format out there, you know!

  46. Anonymous
    June 24th, 2017

    Hello please somebody help!!!
    I need New DUMPs for my CCIE 400-101 exam. can somebody give me download link.

  47. frapper
    June 24th, 2017

    @ Prem
    {email not allowed}

  48. frapper
    June 24th, 2017

    @ Prem
    frappelias @ protonmail . com

  49. CCIE_Expert
    June 24th, 2017

    207

  50. CCIE_Expert
    June 24th, 2017

    Ooppss solution 207q


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