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@SKY, in the OSPF Evaluation SIMLET, do the commands work find so basically
1) show ip ospf database
2) show ip ospf interface serial 1/0
Are there any commands that are not working?

hi guys,

can any one confirm if 470Q dump still valid or not ?
please answer

thank you in advance

@sky
What you do you mean by comment? Ty

Hi All,

does anyone buy from this dumps which are offered here?
I would like to receive some feedback

Thank you in advance

Passed recently all questions are in this vce: 300-101-ROUTEv1.5 (updated by procyber 01.11.2017).vce

DnD also included with this vce and there are new questions that ARE on the exam. EIGRP and OSPF simlets, PBR, EIGRP-OSPF redistribution, and OSPF sims all on exam.

@sky congratulations, if we answer wrong 1 question of the 4 that are from the simlet of ospf evaluation, do you think that all the simlet is wrong?

@sky the MCQ of what rank of the vce come out more, comes from all the dump or sun of the last questions?

Other than a working EIGRP configuration, which option must be the same on all routers for EIGRP authentication key role over to work correctly?

A. SMTP
B. SNMP
C. Passwords
D. Time

At the moment, I see two answers, C & D.

Can anybody confirm. Procyber says D

Hi
can someone send me the latest dump file in pdf format to sarinbt at gmail dot com thanks I have the exam next week

@Sky thank you for your feedback, but l want to know how can l open the lab

@soso, @sky,
the MCQ are the whole dump or especially the last questions.

@CCNP_ALMOST
Yes both the commands working. As I remember #show ip ospf int br is not also working. Others such as #show ip ospf were working fine. But show cdp neigh was working as well as mentioned previously in the forum, but the port numbers differs from the diagrm. Where I got confused. Hence I stick with the port numbers as in the diagram.

@Lee
I am not sure how much marks the simlet carry. The MCQ all are from Procyber v1.5 vce + the new questions shared here

@Adou
Use GNS3 to open them. Also I had attached the corresponding IOS for them. Recommend to use the latest GNS3

Please share all Labs at nguyencuong070485 @ gmail dot com.
Thanks!

@CiscoDaddy
sorry, I didn’t see your msg here I was super busy working and studying. I sent u an Email and uploading the materials right now. I hope these help you.

@SOSO and @sky
Congratulations :)

@Sky, thank you so much for your input. One more thing, in the EIGRP EVAL SIM, how do you find out the IP ADDRESS of Loopback without using SHOW IP INT BRIEF? Is it indicated in the TOPOLOGY ITSELF, so no need to perform IP LOOKUP on target router? Or is there another command we can USE?

I think show running-config will work on this lab and then I will be able to see what the LOOPBACK address is? Is this correct?

@Switch_ROUTE
I think sh ip int br will show you the loopback address.

@Kenneth, yes it definitely will but what I am saying is that there is a possibility that this command is not working during the EXAM, so that is why I am looking for an alternative and show running-config will work. It has been stated that show-running config working in some places and not others.

@Ada @CiscoDaddy

Can you please send me the materials what you sent to @CiscoDaddy

@ sky: What you mean with you comment: ” but the port numbers differs from the diagrm”
can you please give us more details??

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@Ada – Thanks – Your a star

@Switch_ROUTE – Sh ip int bri didnt work for me. I think the command I used was sh int f0/0 and at the top it gives you the loopback

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@Sky : Cannot access the private-config l have this error

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@CiscoDaddy, the sh int fa0/0, doesnt seem to work, maybe it should be sh int loopback0 or loopback1….I know show running-config will bring up the correct info however not sure if this is disabled in EXAM Environment

Also, OSPF Stub Lab in exam, how to get network address… Seems like the /30 is common so will it be the same as per what we have from this site?

Dear,
Does anyone know if CCNA test recertifies CCNP?

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@Sky Thanks for your response dear still im confused if the link between R2 ==>R3 is fast Ethernet then we apply distance eigrp 90 100 right dear
what should we do if the link between R2====>3 comes with serial or gig interface then should we apply the same command distance eigrp 90 100 in R2?
please any help Im going to give my exam within 3 days

Hi Everyone,
I usually don’t ask questions and doing my own research but this is really bothering my brain since yesterday. I think the answer to the below question is incorrect in the “It’s me V1.5” . please dont get confused and only answer me if you think I am incorrect so I can understand.

In which scenario can asymmetric routing occur?
A. Active/Active firewall setup
B. single path in and out of the network
C. Active/standby firewall setup
D. redundant routers running VRRP

the answer in VCE is A———— But I don’t think it is correct I think D is the correct answer. because on the Cisco official cert guide on page 27. I will copy the complete explanation.

(sorry cant copy the diagram)

Asymmetric Routing

Many times, routing operations are impacted by Layer 2 switching in a network. As an
example, consider a situation, as depicted in Figure 1-21 , where a VLAN is spread across
multiple access layer switches, and a First-Hop Redundancy Protocol (FHRP) (for example,
HSRP, VRRP, or GLBP) is being used on multilayer switches at the distribution layer.

In the figure, notice that VLAN 100 (that is, 10.1.1.0 /24) exists on both switches ASW1
and ASW2 at the access layer. Also, notice that there are two multilayer switches (that
is, DSW1 and DSW2) at the distribution layer with an HSRP configuration to provide
default gateway redundancy to hosts in VLAN 100. The multilayer switch in the core
layer (that is, CSW1) supports equal-cost load balancing between DSW1 and DSW2.

Focusing on the HSRP configuration, imagine that DSW1 is the active HSRP “router”
and DSW2 is the standby HSRP “router.” Next, imagine that PC1 sends traffic out to the
Internet. The traffic flows through ASW1, DSW1 (the active HSRP router), and CSW1, as
shown in Figure 1-22 .

A challenge with this common scenario can occur with the return traffic, as illustrated in
Figure 1-23 . The return traffic flows from the Internet and into CSW1, which then load balances between DSW1 and DSW2. When the path through DSW1 is used, the MAC
address of PC1 is known to DSW1’s ARP cache (because it just saw PC1’s MAC address
being used as the source MAC address in a packet going out to the Internet). However,
when the path through DSW2 is used, DSW2 might not have PC1’s MAC address in its
ARP cache (because PC1 isn’t normally using DSW2 as its default gateway). As a result,
DSW2 floods this unknown unicast traffic out all its other ports. This issue is known as asymmetric routing because traffic might leave through one path (for example, through
DSW1) and return through a different path (for example, through DSW2). Another name
given to this issue is unicast flooding, because of the potential for a backup FHRP router
or multilayer switch to flood unknown unicast traffic for returning traffic.

Cisco recommends that you do not span a VLAN across more than one access layer
switch to avoid such an issue. However, if a particular design requires the spanning of
a VLAN across multiple access layer switches, the best-practice recommendation from
Cisco is that you adjust the FHRP device’s ARP timer to be equal to or less than the
Content Addressable Memory (CAM) aging time. Otherwise, the CAM table entry for
the end station will time out before the ARP entry times out, meaning that the FHRP
device knows (from its ARP cache) the MAC address corresponding to the destination IP
address, and therefore does not need to ARP for the MAC address. However, if the CAM entry has timed out, the FHRP device needs to flood the traffic to make sure that it gets
to the intended destination. With an ARP timer equal to or less than the CAM aging
time, there will never be an ARP entry for a MAC address not also stored in the CAM
table. As a result, if the FHRP device’s ARP entry has timed out, it will use ARP to get
the MAC address of the destination IP address, thus causing the CAM table to learn the
appropriate egress port.

so with all these explanations Can someone tell me if I am wrong and why ? please.

@ Ashik what exactly do you need?

Please confirm here who have taken exams in last couple days so that its a help for rest

Hello please any one with a functioning version of a VCE player that can share here?
Thanks in advance

@De_Geek
Try this. let me know if it works for you.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/109ORJX884yeERJSFTFBDyy0ycke83G9o?usp=sharing

@John-Ahna, in reply to your question “what should we do if the link between R2====>3 comes with serial or gig interface then should we apply the same command distance eigrp 90 100 in R2?”
Answer,
The command “distance eigrp 90 100” changes the Metric for internal and external eigrp routes i.e 90 internal and 100 is external redistributed routes in this case. And the reason you do is because the question is saying use the most optimal route which is R1-R2-R3 if the link b/w R2 and R3 is either Fasteth or GigEthernet. But if the link b/w R2 and R3 is Serial link, then R1-R2-R3 is NOT the optimal route so you don’t configure that command “distance 90 100”
why? because EIGRP uses BW , Delay etc to calculate the metric, so Serial link BW is 1544 kbps and FaEthernet is 100 Mbps or 100000 kbps, and GigEthernet is 1Gbps or 1000000 kbps.
Note: question comes mostly in two forms, either the link is Serial or Fasethernet
summary :

if the link between R2-R3 is serial you don’t configure the command “distance 90 100”
if the link between R2-R3 is Fastethernet, you configure the command “distance 90 100 or 105” anything less than 110 (because 110 is the OSPF), but by configuring this command, you are effectively telling R2 not to use the OSPF route, but instead use the EIGRP route which was redistributed by R3.

long mumbling but I hope it clarifies your doubts.

Hi I am giving Route on Saturday……any new questions or tips to be aware of

@Ada

My guess is that you are right. With this explanation is more clearly that D is the possible correct answer. I didn’t read any mention about active/active topology.

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@Blessed yes to me D is making sense

Just find out pass leader is having 489Q dump. Is anyone know is this reliable? Thx

@Anderson
Kindly use It’s me v4 and procyber v5. Link can be seen on the previous pages.

@The-buddy Thanks dear now im totally cleared myself after your response

@Tekena: please look to https://www.digitaltut.com/practice-real-route-labs-with-gns3#more-672

there youcan find the download link

@ ALL: Has anyone taken the exam? Please share experience ..

Did my exam today and passed.

I had both 539q and 449q dumps… exam had 48 questions… even from both dumps it had ALLOT of new questions… about 12 or more if i can remember.

Sim was PRR, OSPF, EIGRP EVAL, OSPF EVAL and Redistribution – all sims exact same as on digitaltut

@congrats JamJarJimJoejohn can you please mention the link for 539q and how much you have scored