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Final Network Scenario
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From:
CLSC Exam Certification Guide
Author: Kevin Downes; Tim Boyles
Publisher: Cisco Press (Trade/52)
More Information
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This chapter is designed to assist you in final preparation for the CLSC
exam. It presents a case study and its solution involving the move from
a traditional collapsed backbone to a flatter, switched network using Catalyst
switches and ATM LANE modules. Interspersed throughout this chapter are
questions that test your knowledge of the material. In addition, we provide
some configurations and the results of some show commands
related to this network. Keep in mind that although the Cisco LAN Switch
Configuration (CLSC) exam contains no scenarios of this type, the real-world
applicability and skill used when analyzing this case study will strengthen
your knowledge base.
As we just mentioned, this is the final preparation phase before you take
your exam. If you want even more final preparation, you can read through
the many practice questions located in each chapter and on the CD-ROM. You
can find the answers to all pre-chapter quiz and chapter-ending questions
in Appendix A, “Answers to 'Do I Know This Already?'
Quizzes and Q & A Sections.” You can read and review these
conveniently located questions and their explanations quickly. In addition,
the CD-ROM has testing software, as well as many additional questions in
the multiple-choice format of the CLSC exam. These questions should be a
valuable resource when performing final preparations.
These scenarios focus on easily forgotten items, the first of which
involves the show commands. The options
of these commands are often ignored, mainly because we can get online help
about the correct option easily when using the Cisco CLI. However, questions
about the exact command options used to see a particular piece of information
are scattered throughout the exam. Take care to review the output of the commands
in these scenarios. This chapter also focuses on a review of command-line tricks and acronym
trivia. Like it or not, part of the preparation involves memorization; hopefully,
these reminders will save you a question or two on the exam! Finally, more configurations are shown for almost all options already
covered in the book. If you can configure these options without online help,
you should feel confident that you can choose the correct command from a list
of five options in a multiple-choice question. Many of you will read this chapter as your final review before taking
the exam; let us take this opportunity to wish you success. We hope that you
will be relaxed and confident for your exam, and we trust that this book has
helped you build your knowledge and confidence.
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