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1000 CCNA Exam Questions 2010
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CCNA Practice exam Questions Please do not consider the answers to these questions as gospel. I’m not guaranteeing that everything is correct as a lot of these questions were collected from a variety of sources. I’ve added some of my own to fill in some gaps that I thought might be covered on the exam. I guess the best way to use this list is to note any of the questions that you do not understand and follow it up with research from a definitive source eg Cisco website Cisco Press publications 1 As system administrator, you type "debug ipx sap" and receive the following lines as part of the IOS response: type 0x4, "HELLO2", 199.0002.0003.0006 (451), 2 hops type 0x4, "HELLO1", 199.0002.0003.0008 (451), 2 hops What does "0x4" signify? A. That is a Get Nearest Server response. B. That it is a General query. C. That it is a General response. D. That it is a Get Nearest Server request. Ans A 2 To monitor IP igrp traffic, you can use "debug IP igr...
AutoCAD 2005 Layers as an Organization Tool
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Layers as an Organization Tool To understand what layers are and why they are so useful, think again about the transparent overlay sheets used in hand drafting. Each overlay is designed to be printed. The bottom sheet may be a basic floor plan. To create an overlay sheet for a structural drawing, the drafter traces over the lines of the floor plan that they need in the overlay and then adds new information pertinent to that sheet. For the next overlay, the same thing is done again. Each sheet, then, contains some information in common, in addition to data unique to that sheet. In AutoCAD, using layers allows you to generate all the sheets for a set of overlays from a single file (. Nothing needs to be drawn twice or traced. The wall layout will be on one layer and the roof lines on another. Doors will be on a third. You can control the visibility of layers so that all objects residing on a layer can be made temporarily invisible. This feature lets you put all information...
How to Printing an AutoCAD Drawing
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Printing an AutoCAD Drawing Overview Setting up a drawing to be printed Using the Plot dialog box Assigning lineweights to layers in your drawing Selecting the part of your drawing to print Previewing a print Printing a layout Looking at plot styles First of all, with today’s equipment, there is no difference between printing and plotting. Printing used to refer to smaller-format printers, and plotting used to refer to pen plotters, most of which were for plotting large sheets. But the terms are now used almost interchangeably. Pen plotters have a few extra settings that other printing devices do not have. Otherwise, as far as AutoCAD is concerned, the differences between plotters and laserjet, inkjet, dot-matrix, and electrostatic printers are minimal. So in this book, printing and plotting mean the same thing. Getting your drawing onto paper can be very easy or very hard, depending on whether your computer is connected to a printer that has been set up...