Pass4sure notes on lab questions

As some of you have pointed out, you cannot actually figure out the answers to the lab questions.
However, the following information gives an explanation of how to use different show commands to go
through the questions and come up with an anwer:
Question 21:

1. What is the subnet broadcast address of the LAN connected to Router1?

Use show run or show interfaces or sh ip interfaces brief to see the IP address set on the fastethernet
address
2. What is the bandwidth on the WAN interface of Router1?
Use show interfaces serial 0/0-you can then look for the bandwidth
3. What interfaces on router 1 have not had any configurations applied?
Use Show run or to see which interfaces have confgurations.
4. Including the address on the Router1 Fastethernet interface, how many hosts can have an IP address
on the LAN to which Router1 is connected?
Use show run or show interfaces fasthethernet to see the subnet mask associated with the interface. You
would then use subnetting math (256- subnet mask) to figure out block size and the number of hosts
available
5. The hosts in the LAN are not able to connect to the internet. Which commands will correct this issue?
Ceck to see the status of the interfaces with show interfaces. If either one is administratively down, you
would do the no shutdown command on that interface.

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Question 34
Although this question is not a Lab, there is a lot going on. Basically this question is 5 true or false
questions. I think that the answers are wrong, or there is a typo in the image.
Since the test lists answer A as correct, I think that the address in the image on interface fa0/3 is
supposed to be 10.1.1.3. Or, there are only two correct answers B and D.
Question 45
Although I already put a note in the document of how to do this, I have also created a lab example. Pleae
look at lab 5 in the CCENT lab book.
In this lab you would have to connect to the HOME router and use the sh cdp neighbors command to
find out the router type and interfaces connected on the neighboring routers. You could then do a show
cdp neighbors detail that would allow you to fill in the IP address information.
Question 57
This is a full on lab where you will be configuring everything listed in the lab. Please go ahead and try
the following configuration on the lab to try it out.
router > enable
router # configure terminal
router (config)#hostname Apopka
Apopka (config)# enable secret ish55ana
Apopka (config)# line consol 0
Apopka (config-line)# login
Apopka (config-line)# password New2Rtr
Apopka (config-line)# exit
Apopka (config)# line vty 0 15
Apopka (config-line)# login
Apopka (config-line)# password sir890us
Apopka (config-line)# exit
Apopka (config)# interface fastEthernet 0/0
Apopka (config-if)#ip address 209.165.201.2 255.255.255.224
The IP address assignment on this on is from the fact that the subnet mask would make
the network range 209.165.201.0-209.165.201.31. So the second available address would
be 209.165.201.2
Apopka (config-if)#no shut
Apopka (config-if)#exit
Apopka (config) # interface Serial 0/0/0
Apopka (config-if)#ip address 192.0.2.142 255.255.255.240
Again, the IP address range is 192.0.2.128-192.0.2.143. Thus the last available address
would be 192.0.2.142
You would also need to check to see if the serial 0/0/0 was the DCE by using the show
controllers s0/0/0 command. Since no clock rate is specified, I am assuming it is a nonissue.
Apopka (config-if)#no shut
Apopka (config-if)#exit
Apopka (config)#router rip
Apopka (config-router)#version 2
Apopka (config-router)#network 192.0.2.0
Apopka (config-router)#network 209.165.201.0
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Apopka (config-router)#CTRL-Z
Apopka#copy run start
That should be all you have to do. Notice that most of these commands are commands that
you should have practiced in the labs I sent you. You should also be able to test the
connections by using show cdp neighbors detail to get the neighboring machine IP addresses
and use ping to test connectivity.
Question 67-Same as Question 21
Question 100
Same situation as question 45. See lab 5

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