stuck on a routing problem, urgent help plz!!

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  1. phatboy

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    Hi
    I have my CCENT exam tomorrow, and have hit a question I just cant work out.

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    This is the question I have. You will see the top 2 options have been used, and its just the bottom 2. I cant work out which of the address's (left) should go on which of the 2 avaliable routes, and why!!

    Any help would be greatly appreciated, this is the only thing that has got me stumped!!
     
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  2. hippy

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    Think 'Subnet' :)
     
  3. phatboy

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    hi

    thanks, but im still pretty confused! I have now got the correct answers from someone, but when he explained it I still didnt get it. he was using wildcard masks, and this isnt something ive needed to learn for the ccent
     
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  4. BosonMichael
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    1) What does the explanation say?
    2) You've posted our copyrighted material... I respectfully ask that you remove the link.
     
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  5. phatboy

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    the explantion didnt really provide an answer at all. I can remove it and just retype it in paint, is that acceptable?
     
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  6. phatboy

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    the explanation said that for destinations matching multiple routes, the router chooses the more specific (longer prefix) routes

    However that didnt really help me very much!
     
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  7. hbroomhall

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    From memory (when I saw the question earlier) the bottom two routes were the same network, but different prefixes. So combined with what you have just said that should sort the ones that appeared to match both.

    Harry.
     
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  8. BosonMichael
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    If the content is the same, then no, it wouldn't be acceptable. Reposting content from one of our products basically gives away a portion of our product for free. Put yourself in our shoes. Consider if one person did that for every question in our product... how many products do you think we would sell if the content was freely available?

    That said, you can certainly ask for general information about how to subnet.

    Sorry for having to play Copyright Police on ya... the alternative is far worse for me.
     
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  9. tripwire45
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    Look at the networks in your routing table and then look at the IP addresses and how they're subnetted. If your subnetting skills aren't up to snuff (and they'll need to be for the CCNA exam), try this site:

    http://www.learntosubnet.com/
     
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  10. phatboy

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    hi
    I think ive got it cracked now! a mate managed to explain it to me. It wasnt that i didnt know how to subnet, i was looking at it the wrong way

    Basically i had to work out the hosts range of the route, and see which address fitted that range, so what hippy said at first was exactly it, although it seemed vague at the time!!

    Funnily enough now that i understand it, it seems so obvious!!


    And sorry for posting copyrighted content... it didnt even cross my mind when posting it
     
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  11. phatboy

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    thanks for everyone who posted some advise, its much appreciated!
     
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  12. BosonMichael
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    No worries... :) Most people don't realize it, so there's no hard feelings, I promise you. :)

    For the record, I tried to find out who wrote that content, cause it's not mine... it seems that those questions were created by Cisco Press's authors, and they use our engine. My ExSim-Max ICND1 content is different. 8)
     
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  13. phatboy

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    I hope your content is better!
    Some of the questions on the simulator either didnt make sense in themselves, or referred to hardware that didnt exist in the diagram!
    Also I got the same question 3 times in 1 test....
    That and spelling mistakes... I'm glad I didnt pay for it (it came with the ICND1 book), or I'd have been annoyed!
     
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  14. phatboy

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    Well, I passed!

    Pass mark is 802 / 1000, and I got 922

    It also took me just 65 minutes

    So I am now very pleased with myself!! And to celebrate, I have ordered the ICND2 book!!
     
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  15. tripwire45
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    Congratulations on the pass. :cheers
     
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  16. hbroomhall

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    Congrats on the pass!

    Harry.
     
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    Congrats matey. :)
     
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    Yeah, I wish Boson had some control over that. Perhaps we can do something for the next revision of the book!

    Congrats on passing the exam!!!
     
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