Fix example 5-4 trunking configuration on 1900



Cisco CCENT/CCNA ICND1 100-101 Official Cert Guide

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ISBN-10: 1-58714-385-2

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|292 |12 |Example 10-8 – first line – lists “1-4094” – change to “1-9,11-4094”. |

|432 |12 |2nd to last paragraph – 3rd line – “...header’s FCS field…” should be “…trailer’s FCS field.” |

|574 |12 |Table 20-11 – to the end, insert a row with “5”, “10.0.6.0/28”, and “10.0.6.15”. |

|32 |11 |Paragraph under heading “Comparing the…”. 1st line – change “internetwork” to “internet”. |

|53 |11 |Figure 2-8 shows similar older hardware that is not an SFP. To see an actual SFP, use this link: |

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|75 |11 |Change “Control” in Table 3-3 to “Type”. |

|630 |11 |Table 23-3 – row for UDP ports 67, 68 – change “nameserver” to instead list keywords bootps (used for port 67) and |

| | |bootpc (used for port 68) |

|771 |9 |Example 28-3 – 3rd, 4th lines – change IPv6 address, 8th quartet, from “11” to “1”. |

|780 |9 |Figure w/ Question 1 – the two IPv6 addresses that begin FE80 end with either ::5 or ::6. In both cases, the double |

| | |colon should be a single colon. |

|App C, 18|8 |Chapter 20, question 4’s answer: The end of the range of addresses for subnet 172.16.8.0/22 should be listed as |

| | |172.16.11.255, not 172.16.11.127. |

|215 |8 |2nd to last line, begins “don’t…” – should be uppercase D, and indented 1 character, because it should exactly match |

| | |the earlier banner exec command. |

|248 |8 |Insert a line just under the highlighted line with switchport access vlan 2, with the additional command switchport |

| | |mode access, to match the rest of the example. |

|601 |7 |Question 6, answer D – change the wildcard mask from 0.0.0.128 to 0.0.0.127. |

|626 |7 |Figure 23-2 – the arrowed line under the IP header should connect to the “Protocol Type” box instead of the |

| | |“Miscellaneous Header Fields” box. |

|673 |7 |3rd paragraph under “NAT Overload…” heading – 4th line – change “…PAT can use one of its…” to “…the router can use one|

| | |of its…” |

|679 |7 |Table 24-5 – last row – the command should be “ip nat inside source inside-local inside-global” |

|803 |7 |Example 29-20 – the output should be for router R1. To fix the example, change the first line of text to list “R1# |

| | |instead of “R2#”, and in the 2nd line with text, change the “(2.2.2.2)” to “(1.1.1.1) and “Process ID 2” to “Process |

| | |ID 1”. |

|App C |6 |Chapter 9, question 6, answer: The first phrase begins “The default VTP setting…” – change to “The configured VTP |

|Page 7 | |setting…” |

|204 |6 |Paragraph 3, line 5 – and paragraph 5, line 3 – the references to the password text should be “hope”, not “faith”. |

|205 |6 |Example 8-2 – under line con 0, change password faith to password hope. |

|288 |6 |(Only printings 5 and 6): Item 4 in the 4-item list – 2nd line – “…other switch does think…” should be “…other switch |

| | |does not think…” |

|673 |6 |Example 24-5 – last line, and 2 lines above last line – change “200.1.1.1” to “200.1.1.2”. |

|802 |6 |Last paragraph – beginning in the 3rd line, replace the rest of the paragraph, to note one other similarity. With the |

| | |text beginning “, so the output looks…”, replace the rest of the paragraph with “, and it lists the IPv6 interface ID,|

| | |as opposed to the full IPv4 address, in the fifth column of output.” |

|N/A |5 |Appendix F, table F-22, 2nd column, change the number of subnets listed from “510” to “512”. |

|N/A |4 |Answers Appendix, Chapter 6, Question 4, Explanation: Text “When a switch sends a frame…” should be “When a switch |

| | |receives a frame…”. |

|N/A |4 |In DVD Appendix C (Answers to DIKTA), Chapter 20, Question 4, change the explanation’s mention of “172.16.11.255” last|

| | |octet from 255 to 127. |

|148 |4 |Last line before list item 1 – change “transparent bridges” to “switches”. |

|158 |4 |last paragraph, 2nd line – change “different VLAN” to “specific VLAN”. |

|232 |4 |Table 8-9 – row for command switchport mode {access | trunk | negotiate} – delete the option for “negotiate” and the |

| | |matching explanation in the cell to the right: “, or to negotiate which to be.” |

|295 |4 |Table 10-8 – show mac command – description – the word “security” should instead be “static”. |

|339 |4 |The last line above Figure 12-4, change “10.1.2.3” to “10.17.18.21”. |

|408 |4 |In 6th line after heading “Integrated Services Routers”, delete the sentence that refers to a VPN topic in Chapter 5; |

| | |that topic was removed for this edition. |

|451 |4 |End of 2nd-to-last line, change “…remote route…” to “…remote router…” |

|486 |4 |In Example 17-11, 5th highlighted line, should begin “GigabitEthernet0/0.11” instead of “GigabitEthernet0/0.1”. |

|539 |4 |Long paragraph just above Figure 19-4 – 3rd line – text “…200 hosts, S=8…” should be “…200 subnets, S=8…” |

|556 |4 |Table 19-7 – row for problem 2 – prefix range – change from /16 to /24. |

|601 |4 |Question 6 – change “172.16.5.0/25” to “172.16.4.0/23”. In the explanation text in the answers appendix (DVD), delete |

| | |the final phrase, which is all text after the numbers “172.16.4.0 – 172.16.5.255”. The correct answer letter does not |

| | |change. |

|638 |4 |Step 6 – delete the bold word “permit”. |

|670 |4 |1st paragraph – end of the last line – “use 200.1.1.1 and 200.1.1.10” should be “use 200.1.1.1 through 200.1.1.10”. |

|690 |4 |3rd paragraph – 5th line – change “…number of addresses to a 128-bit address.” to “…address to 128 bits in length.” |

|698 |4 |The long bold IPv6 address has the wrong bold digits (as compared to the text). It should be: |

| | |FE00:0000:0000:00001:0000:0000:0000:0056 |

|157 - 158|3 |last paragraph – after “with multiple switches,” insert phrase “with all ports assigned to the same virtual LAN (by |

| | |default),”. Also, on the next page, to the end of the paragraph just before Table 6-3, add this sentence: “The table |

| | |assumes all switch ports are in the same VLAN.” |

|418 |3 |First “note” – number “20000000” has 1-too-many 0’s. Delete one 0. |

|504 |3 |paragraph under example 18-2 - last line – subnet “172.16.2.101” should be “172.16.2.0”. |

|717 |3 |item #3 – bold IPv6 prefix 2002:0DB8:1111::/48 should begin with 2001 instead. |

|384-385 |2 |In the paragraphs before and after Figure 14-8, the masks are incorrect. Change each 255.255.255.128 to 255.255.128.0,|

| | |each 255.255.255.192 to 255.255.192.0, each 255.255.255.224 to 255.255.224.0, and each 255.255.255.240 to |

| | |255.255.240.0. Also, last line, first paragraph after Figure 14-8, change subnet ID “172.16.64.0.0” to “172.16.64.0”. |

|148 |2 |List item #3 – change “bridges” to “switches”. |

|201 |2 |Question 5, answer A – change “…VLAN…” to “…interface…”. |

|210 |2 |paragraph above the bullet points – change “service password-config” to “service password-encryption”. |

|242 |2 |1st paragraph under figure 9-6 – end of 3rd line – change “…1005 to 4094.” to “…1006 to 4094.”. |

|281 |2 |Bullet list – last bullet – change “11,000” to “1,000”. |

|419 |2 |Example 15-4 - clock rate 20000000 should list one less 0: a value of 2 million. |

|441 |2 |last line, paragraph before Figure 16-12 – ending phrase “…in or out VLAN 20.” should be “…in or out G0/0.20.” |

|571 |2 |last paragraph – 4th line – change “second, third, and fifth” to “second through fifth”. |

|644 |2 |3rd line above heading “ACL Implementation…” – command “ip access-class” should be “access-class”, without the “ip”. |

|672 |2 |3rd line below example – bold command “show ip nat translations” should instead be “show ip nat statistics” |

|674 |2 |Last paragraph – 3rd line – change 10.1.1.1 to 10.1.1.2, and 10.1.1.2 to 10.1.1.1. |

|677 |2 |Last paragraph – 1st line – reference to Figure 20-4 should be 24-2 |

|706 |2 |Bottom table, right column – 3rd and 2nd-to-last entries end in “:/56” and “:/52”, respectively – both should have a |

| | |double colon instead of a single colon. |

|773 |2 |2nd line from the bottom, last paragraph – “…with an NDP NS.” should instead refer to NDP NA. |

|63 |1 |Line above Figure 2-18 – “Archie” should be “Larry” in phrase “toward Archie on the left.” |

|79 |1 |Step 3, 1st line – change “HDLC frame” to “Ethernet frame” |

|150 |1 |Figure 6-5 – the Ethernet frame on the left should list “0200.3333.3333” instead of “0200.2222.2222”. |

|308 |1 |Bottom of page – answers for Question 1 should be “B and D”. |

|479 |1 |2nd to last line in table, 1st column – change from network 10.1.13.0 0.0.255.255 to network 10.1.13.0 0.0.0.255. |

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