| 70-059 Braindump for TCP/IP
Date: 14th August 1998
Passed today with 913. Got five wrong, not quite sure which one.
Overall my test was not so bad, with about 4 scenarios ( 1x with
four questions, 2x with two questions and 1 with one question ).
I used Sybex and found it very good. The review questions at the
end of each chapter were quite close to the ones in the Exam. So
I would recommend this book for this test. I emphasis on this test
because I read somewhere on this site that Sybex is ""full
of hot air""for the IIS4 test.
Here is my braindump. Sorry I cannot remember the exact wording
but the general idea is all I can do:
1. A diagram with two subnets. Computer WKT1 and Market server
in Subnet One and Server Design in Subnet two. WKT1 can access Design
but cannot access Market.
My answer: invalid subnet mask n WKT1. ( two of choices were about
default gateway and router, so you are left with two to choose from
)
2. A Seattle and Washington WINS server needs to replicate ( required
) and at least once a day ( optional ) and another optional I forgot.
Then a table showing Seattle’s push partner is Washington and Washington’s
pull partner is Seattle. It looks to me that Seattle is pushing
and being pulled and therefore Washington’s WINS is not being replicated
to Seattle. So I chose Not meeting required result. I could be worng
on this one.
3. A question on a machine "A" doing ARP broadcast when
trying to connect to another local machine "B". I choose
machine "A" has invalid subnet mask.
4. A lot of questions ( easy ones ) on the utility. Example: capture
and decode TCP/IP statistics = NETSTA.EXE; charting into spreadsheet
– PERFORMANCE MONITOR; look at changes DHCP made = IPCONFIG.EXE;
look at netbios and IP file; NBSTAT.EXE; look at IP address to physical
address file: ARP.EXE. Notice that none required I need to know
the extension. Very easy questions on the utilities. So don’t worry.
5. A diagram showing about four NT Server looking like routers.
You need to add routes to HOST 2 and HOST 3 ( which are located
next to each other with HOST 1 and HOST 4 on either side. Four choices.
One choice had the wrong route add command ( missing the MASK. I
can’t remember which one I chose but just remember the Route ADD
command is Route Add [ destination } MASK [ Subnet Mask ] [ default
gateway ].
6. The famous LMHost file; You ftp Product and it’s fine but not
if you ftp the IP address; You do IPCONFIG and get
123.45.66.7 Engineering Product #………
125.55.66.77 Product #…….
I chose The IP for Product is incorrect.
7. I forgot another question but the answer is ( pick two ) one
is one in PDC of the remote domain and one the domain controller
in the local domain.
8. The big scenario question on requiring all windows based machine
to connect and UNIX to …..and trap messages ( fairly well covered
in other braindumps ) followed by four proposed solutions with each
one getting better and better until the last one being meet required
and all optionals. Basically you need enable IP forwarding, RIP
for dynamic routing table updates, static mapping for UNIX, SNMP
for trap messages etc.
9. A lot of questions refering to You can connect local machine
but cannot remote machines whilst others in your subnet is doing
fine. Mostly something not right with your machine; e.g. invalid
subnet mask or default gateway settings.
10. Only a few ( about four ) on subnetting, very easy if you prepare
the table whilst aswering the survey before the test starts. Always
you have X subnets and max. Host what subnet mask……
11. Designing network. How many HOST id’s do you need. Answer one
for each Router interface and one for each NIC on Host. If question
asks how amny NET id’s then it is one for each Subnet and one for
each WAN connection.
12. Montoring from a UNIX machine . What do you need. I chose on
UNIX install SNMP management software and NT server install SNMP
Services.
13. One easy question on TCP/IP printing services. The NT Server
to manage as well. On top of TCP/IP printing services configure
LPR port and share printer.
That’s all I can remember. Good luck and good health.
Thank you Robert again for keeping this site.
BIG BOY
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