Drag and Drop Questions
Here you will find answers to Drap and Drop questions
Question 1:
Place the DTP mode with its correct description:

Answer:
1) Trunk: Set the switch port to trunk mode and negotiate to become a trunk.
2) Nonegotiate: Specify that the DTP packets are not sent out of this interface.
3) Access: Set a switch port to permanent nontrunking mode.
4) Dynamic Auto: Set the switch port to respond, but not actively send DTP frames.
5) Dynamic Desirable: Make the interface actively attempt to convert the link to a trunk link. (This means the interface is ready to autonegotiate trunking encapsulation and form a trunk link (using DTP) with a neighbor port in desirable, auto, or on mode.)
Explanation:
Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) is the Cisco-proprietary that actively attempts to negotiate a trunk link between two switches. Below is the switchport modes (or DTP modes) for easy reference:
| Mode | Function |
| Dynamic Auto | Creates the trunk based on the DTP request from the neighboring switch. |
| Dynamic Desirable | Communicates to the neighboring switch via DTP that the interface would like to become a trunk if the neighboring switch interface is able to become a trunk. |
| Trunk | Automatically enables trunking regardless of the state of the neighboring switch and regardless of any DTP requests sent from the neighboring switch. |
| Access | Trunking is not allowed on this port regardless of the state of the neighboring switch interface and regardless of any DTP requests sent from the neighboring switch. |
| Nonegotiate | Prevents the interface from generating DTP frames. This command can be used only when the interface switchport mode is access or trunk. You must manually configure the neighboring interface as a trunk interface to establish a trunk link. |
Question 2:
This is a drag and drop question which is about the correct sequence of steps that a wireless client takes during the process of association with an access point (AP). Drag the items to the proper locations.

Answer:

Explanation:
Any wireless client attempting to use the wireless network must first arrange a membership with the AP. Membership with the AP is called an association. The client must send an association request message, and the AP grants or denies the request by sending an association reply message. Once associated, all communications to and from the client must pass through the AP. Clients associate with access points as follows:
1) The client sends a probe request.
2) The AP sends a probe response.
3) The client initiates an association to an AP. Authentication and any other security information is sent to the AP.
4) The AP accepts the association.
5) The AP adds the client’s MAC address to its association table.
Question 3:
Drag and drop question. Drag the items to the proper locations.

Answer:

1) Listening: sends and receives BPDUs to determine root, but does not update the MAC address table.
2) Disabled: does not participate in frame forwarding or in STP.
3) Blocking: does not participate in frame forwarding.
4) Fowarding: sends and receives data frames.
5) Learning: populates the MAC address table, but will not forward user data.
Notice: A port begins its life in a Disabled state, moving through several passive states and, finally, into an active state if allowed to forward traffic.
Question 4 (not sure about the question)
network level – RSTP, NSF
system level – Dual power supply, SSO
management level – NTP , IP SLA
verify that the vlan is assigned to the proper ports
verify that creation of the virtual interface
Verify that there is inter-switch connectivity
verify that switchports are properly pruned
Number of IP Subnets
VLAN to IP mapping
Location of each VLAN
VLAN assignments
Is there any chance someone could post the Implementing Vlans Drag and Drop? Thank You
As well as SNMP, SYSLOG, ETC.
Thank You.
@a: I second that! :)
Drag and Drop Question, have no idea what the answer is … any1 got any ideas ?
Drag the network requirements on the left to the boxes on the right that are needed network resources for implementing a VLAN-based network solution. Not all choices will be used.
Options:
Number of IP Subnets
Trunking VTP arrangements
VLAN to IP mapping
VLAN assignments
Location of each VLAN
End-to-end Dynamic Trunking Assignments
Select 4 options.
Another Drag and Drop: answer away if you have any ideas
Drag the steps on the left that should be part of a VLAN-based verification plan to the spaces on the right. Not all choices will be used.
Options:
Verify that Switchports are properly pruned
Verify that there is inter-switch connectivity
Verify that inter-switch connectivity
Verify that creation of the virtual interface
Verify that the VLAN ports are in promiscuous mode
Verify that the VLAN is assigned to the proper ports
Need to select 4 options…
promiscous mode is only used in PVLANs
the inter-switch connectivity answer ist duplicate
then are left over 4 answers
1Verify that there is inter-switch connectivity
2Verify that creation of the virtual interface
3Verify that the VLAN is assigned to the proper ports
4Verify that Switchports are properly pruned
someone see drag and drop about system management and so one. You have to put in nsf, sso, and more?
CCNP Switch pass with 908, the same labs. The Drag and Drop are different. the same that says the anonymous and one more about management, network and system features like IP SLA, NTP,SSO,STP and Power environment.
the older drag and drop does not appear, Cisco have retired them. And the labs only that appear are inter-vlan with Eigrp, dot1x and implementing vlans with etherchannel in lacp mode.
Management
IPSLA
SSO
Network
NTP
NSF
System
POWER
RSTP
it’s right?
Network
NTP
NSF(?)
SYSTEM
POWER
RSTP(?)
yes, its right. i had 100% in Ip services. I only had 75% in vlan-implementation without sets of requirements. The other 100%.
in system there is something related with Device Power. Thats dragged to System.
I think this is more correct:
Management:
IP SLA
NTP
Network:
RSTP
NSF
SYSTEM:
Power Suppy
SSO
????????????????
Managment
-ip sla
-ntp
Network
-rstp
-nsf
System
-power
-sso
I think that’a right
http://www.ciscosystems.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/sw/4_0/nx-os/high_availability/configuration/guide/ha_network.html
May be need to create topic with right answers? sorry for my english=)
where i can read about vlan-based implementation verification plan?
System
SSO and NSF as both use for Supervisor redudancy
Network
RSTP and IP SLA
Managament
NTP and Dual power supply
This answer by TI new exam
Right answer is
Verify that Switchports are properly pruned
Verify that inter-switch connectivity
Verify that the VLAN ports are in promiscuous mode
Verify that the VLAN is assigned to the proper ports
@Kash please read http://www.ciscosystems.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/sw/4_0/nx-os/high_availability/configuration/guide/ha_network.html. Nsf is a network layer redundacy, because realayed on network layer protocols such as eigrp ospf bgp.
Does any one have any answer to this D & D
Options:
-Number of IP Subnets
-Trunking VTP arrangements
-VLAN to IP mapping
-VLAN assignments
-Location of each VLAN
-End-to-end Dynamic Trunking Assignments
Select 4 options.
Anybody now 100% right answer?
from http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/34807-d-d/
choose from 6 options required 4
Ip assignment is neccessary .. ..
VLAN location
amount of IP subnets
VLAN to IP subnet mapping
VLAN assignments
end-to-end dynamic trunking
VTP trunking assignments
help me with the Ans??????
Ans.
VLAN Location
amount of IP subnets
VLAN to IP subnet mapping
VLAN assignments
it’ s right?
@Kash
-Verify that Switchports are properly pruned(?)
i think vlan pruned on trunks port instead switchport.
Well Its not my answer,This is TI latest release answer.I am not sure both as its very confusing,I hope TI not given wrong answer?
@Kash can you share link to new TI or mail to akaevgen@gmail.com? thanks.
what ti answer for
Does any one have any answer to this D & D
Options:
-Number of IP Subnets
-Trunking VTP arrangements
-VLAN to IP mapping
-VLAN assignments
-Location of each VLAN
-End-to-end Dynamic Trunking Assignments
Select 4 options?
@akaEvgen Nope this question not there in new TI, I have TI engine which can not be shared as its software,But all question is same as old TI by jaykay.
i can’t understand why dual power is a mangment level?
I found the student guide http://www.scribd.com/doc/35949441/Cisco-CCNP-SWITCH-642-813-Student-Guide-Volume-2.
high availability module self-check q3
which in an example of system redundancy
answer: redudant power supplies.
i think something wrong in new TI. May be mistake?
my conclusion about D&D Vlan Design for end-to-end design is
-number of ip subnets
-vlan to ip mapping
-Location of each VLAN
-Trunking VTP arrangements
this steps from
http://www.scribd.com/doc/35949334/Cisco-CCNP-SWITCH-642-813-Student-Guide-Volume-1
THis is what I found ,
Management
Q. Does the Cisco RPS 2300 offer enhanced management features when connected to Cisco switches?
A. Yes. The Cisco RPS 2300 offers enhanced management capabilities when attached to Cisco Catalyst 3750-E and 3560-E Series Switches.
Q. What new management features are available on the Cisco RPS 2300?
A. Provided the Cisco RPS 2300 is connected to a Cisco Catalyst 3750-E or 3560-E Series Switch, it provides users with the following additional management features:
• The ability to remotely place the RPS (and all six DC ports) in active or standby mode.
• The ability to report if one or two RPS power supply modules are present in the Cisco RPS 2300, as well as their status.
• The ability to report a list of connected switches and their power requirements.
• The ability to report which switches are being supplied power from the Cisco RPS 2300.
• The ability to configure switch priority.
Alguém pode se decidir e colocar a informação correta aqui?
I will do the test friday, someone here can put the correct answers here.
Guys dont confuse wright sequence are—–
-Number of IP Subnets
-Location of each VLAN
-VLAN assignments
-Trunking VTP arrangements
@Ashraf, Are you sure about above answer? and anyone provide answer for below D&D.I have new TI answer but it looks like wrong.
1)
1)Verify that switchports are properly pruned
2) Verify that there is inter-swich connectivity
3) Verify that inter-switch connectivity.
4) Verify that creation of virtual interface
5) Verify that the VLAN assigned to the proper ports
6) Verify that VLAN ports are in promiscous mode
and 2) Management , System, Network D&D
Ashraf is correct, my Test1pass latest version Aug 347 question .
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LY2UNWFC
@vin can you share Test1pass akaevgen@gmail.com
what means Trunking VTP arrangements?
why vlan-to-ip mapping not in the plan?
1)Verify that switchports are properly pruned
2) Verify that there is inter-swich connectivity
3) Verify that inter-switch connectivity.
4) Verify that creation of virtual interface
5) Verify that the VLAN assigned to the proper ports
6) Verify that VLAN ports are in promiscous mode
I think
1) Verify that inter-switch connectivity.
2) Verify that creation of virtual interface
3) Verify that the VLAN assigned to the proper ports
4) Verify that switchports are properly pruned
test1pass 100% right?
this new D&D is crazy, nobody can’t post 100% right answer!
syslog priority
emergency
alert
critical
error
warning
notice
informational
debug
from highest to lower
highest does mean emergency(0) ?? and lowest low-level logging?
aKaEvgen:
Yes, Syslog priority is ranked highest from Emergency (0) to lowest Debugging (7).
Mgmt:
NTP
IP SLA
Sys:
Power (yes according to Cisco Student Guide!)
SSO (L2)
Network:
RSTP
NSF (L3)
@Opal what you think about ?
Does any one have any answer to this D & D
Options:
-Number of IP Subnets
-Trunking VTP arrangements
-VLAN to IP mapping
-VLAN assignments
-Location of each VLAN
-End-to-end Dynamic Trunking Assignments
Select 4 options?
Question is drag to right appropriate resiliency or management level .
so its confuse if SSO should be with NSF ?
and IP SLA responder is Network layer as u need to implement in switch ?
Dual power supply is again coming to management level as per switch RPS?
not confuse. read the link above.
@akaEvgen:
The answer to your question is
Number of IP subnets
Location of each VLAN
VLAN assignments
VLAN to IP mappings
@akaEvgen
As it is a vlan-based implementation plan, trunking shouldn’t be dynamic.
And trunking VTP arrangements is not necessary either.
I believe niche is correct.
Hi,
Anyone has the proper answer to this question please? Thanks.
http://yfrog.com/ev15869048j
Sorry. Wrong link provided. Answer to this question please.
http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/4049/15869048.jpg
Hey Bob,
this is the correct sequence:
Verify that there is inter-switch connectivity
verify that creation of the virtual interface
verify that the vlan is assigned to the proper ports
verify that switch are properly pruned
Here’s my guess :)
Verify that Switchports are properly pruned
Verify that there is inter-switch connectivity
Verify that inter-switch connectivity
Verify that creation of the virtual interface
Verify that the VLAN ports are in promiscuous mode
Verify that the VLAN is assigned to the proper ports
‘Switchports are properly pruned’ should be wrong I guess, VLAN’s are pruned, not switchports and only on trunk links.
‘VLAN ports are in promiscuous mode’ should also be wrong I guess, promiscuous mode is only used in PVLAN and the question no where states the use of PVLAN. Besides in a PVLAN not all ports should be in promiscuous mode but only the port that connects to a router, gateway or common device. Other PVLANs/ports should be in isolated mode or community mode. Besides, what the hell is a ‘VLAN port’, is that a access mode switch port with the proper VLAN assigment, a SVI or what??
‘Verify that there is inter-switch connectivity’ Sounds correct, verify the connectivity with other switches.
‘Verify that inter-switch connectivity’ Sounds very similar to the previous one but they probably mean checking the inter-switch link is working ok (properly trunking, native vlan, allowed vlan, pruning, DTP etc.). Should state ‘Verify that the inter-switch connectivity is working properly’ instead of this strange blurb.
‘Verify that creation of the virtual interface’, should be correct
‘Verify that the VLAN is assigned to the proper ports’, should be correct as well (sw access vlan xxx to the access interfaces)
I found some questions to be really strange in their descriptions or answers, very vague leaving you to wonder what the hell they are on about.
Can anyone tell me whether VOIP and WLAN are included in the exam now?
4 Andy
Yes they are included
This is the correct answer
Management:
IP SLA
NTP
Network:
RSTP
NSF
SYSTEM:
Power Suppy
SSO
Another D&D
IP Routing
Voice
Interactive Video
Streaming video
Call Signaling
NetworkManagement
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk543/tk759/technologies_white_paper0900aecd80295a9b.pdf
I M still confuse about the answer of this question..
-Number of IP Subnets
-Trunking VTP arrangements
-VLAN to IP mapping
-VLAN assignments
-Location of each VLAN
-End-to-end Dynamic Trunking Assignments
This is correct sequence:
- Number of IP Subnets (prior to implement vlan solution)
- Location of each vlan (this is related to local vlan as which switch block it related to)
- Vlan assignments (Vlan assignment to the ports)
- Vlan to IP mapping (creating virtual interface, configure IP address and routing)
The followings do not seems to be correct choice:
- End-to-end dynamic trunking assignments
- Trunking VTP arrangement
@ciscoholic
based on the link you attached, the order should be as below:
QOS baseline model:
voice
interactive video
streaming video
call signalling
IP routing
network management
for this DD
- Number of IP Subnets
- Location of each vlan
- Vlan assignments
- Vlan to IP mapping
- End-to-end dynamic trunking assignments
- Trunking VTP arrangement
answer for TK is
- Number of IP Subnets
- Location of each vlan
- Vlan assignments
- Vlan to IP mapping
so what is the correct answer?
sorry
answer on TK is
-Number of IP Subnets
- Location of each vlan
- Vlan assignments
-Trunking VTP arrangement
new d d question is asked????????any one have any idea?
Hello Guys
any update New MCQ, DnD or SIM ????? out of TK496
I have exam on 21st
2010 11/10
new d/d question 3 questions
my Failure Score 780
What is d/d means?
@ wild,
DD means drag & drop questions!
@moon
can u please tel how many D&D and what was the new one ?
Is there a final agreement on the DD and TK answer sequence?
Is there a final agreement on the DD and Tk sequence of answers ? If so what is it ?
can someone post the new DD
Please somebody post asap the new drag and drop questions! Even if you can’t remember it exactly… every little bit helps! Thanks!
@ everyone
There was no new D&D but rather 2 obsucre D&Ds.
Buried deep in the flipper vce under the wireless section is two D&Ds not shown on this website or shown under the D&D section of the flipper vce.
Trust my luck, I got one of the wireless D&Ds on my first test.
I didn’t studdy/use the flipper vce first time around, this time it will be different, the flipper vce seems to be spot on.
Hi guys, this is taken from foundation learning guide.
This section describes the steps necessary to create a plan for the implementation of VLANs in a campus
environment. In general, planning end-to-end VLAN implementation involves the following tasks:
Step 1. Understand the existing network flow. Unless you design the network, designers usually present the network infrastructure VLAN layout with defined groups. These groups usually represent subnets and associated VLANs. It is important to collect the VLAN numbers, names, purposes, and associate VLAN to the IP mapping scheme.
Step 2. When you have the VLAN list, document which part of the campus needs what VLANs. This determines the traffic flow between switches and which VLANs should be present in which switches.
Step 3. VLANs are commonly assigned statically on a port basis. Some network implementations use a different method based, for example, on dot1x authentication. The configuration tasks depend on the assignment method. You also need to know what you should do with unused ports on a switch. Should they be left to their default configuration, assigned to an unused VLAN for security purposes, or assigned to a default VLAN?
Step 4. After you gather all the information about VLANs, the next important step is trunk
configuration. If there is inter-switch communication, trunks will be required. Regarding trunk configuration, you need to know where the trunks should be placed. Should all VLANs be allowed on these trunks? And what should the native VLAN be?
Step 5. VTP can help simplify VLAN configuration and pruning. You should also know whether it is useful in the current network case. For VTP implementation, you need to gather where it should be implemented. Which switch should be the server, which should be clients, and which (if any)should be transparent?
Step 6. Most important to all, create a test plan to implement the VLANs and verify whether it suits the traffic flow requirements and future growth.
* I “THINK” that trunking VTP arrangment should be OUT. In step 5, VTP was being mentioned, but is has nothing got to do with “TRUNKING”. Purely VTP.
End-to-End Dynamic Trunking Assignment should be OUT. Again in step 4 they did mentioned about trunking, but nothing on DTP.
Any feedbacks are welcomed.
Im taking my exam in 3 hours, so i thought i’d share this about the D&D for NFS, SSO, etc…
Resiliency and High Availability
A highly available network is a resilient network. A resilient network employs various methods to allow it to recover and continue operating in the event of a failure. Resiliency leads to high availability through the following components:
Network-level resiliency (the focus of this book):This includes redundant links and redundant devices, but it doesn’t stop there. Those devices must be configured so they fail between devices, or links, quickly. (NFS, RSTP)
System-level resiliency:This includes redundancy within the hardware, such as dual power supplies, and cold- standby parts, such as extra stackable switches or switch modules. It also includes features within the hardware that enable fast failover. (Dual PS’s, SSO)
Network management and monitoring:You need to detect a failure immediately and be informed of the actions taken automatically to remediate it (IP SLA, NTP)
any body can tell me about D&D,I will do the test friday,which is correct answers ?????
NFS
SSO
RSTP
NTP
Double power supply
SLA IP address
choose 4
- Number of IP Subnets
- Location of each vlan
- Vlan assignments
- Vlan to IP mapping
- End-to-end dynamic trunking assignments
- Trunking VTP arrangement
thank u !!!!!!!!!please
@hangang
don’t worry! no have this D&D in Exam.
only one DTP mode same.
i found 3 new D&D question.
@papa
thank you very much
@papa
can u tell me which 3 new D&D question
zeriyuanxing@hotmail.com
thank u agin
This is new drag and drop question.
When creating vlan based implementation plan
1) Rollback Guidelines
2) VTP assignments
3) reference to design documents
4) detailed implementation plan
5) Time required to perform the implementation
Drag the 4 answer.
Any one drag the correct answer.
@ Sankar
In my humble opinion
1,3,4, and 5
about QoS
in the link above ip routing has more priority.. and ip routing has to be at top, so the network can exist in general
IP Routing
Voice
Interactive Video
Streaming video
Call Signaling
NetworkManagement
Anybody got the D&D VLAN Implementation correct??????????
Is it “Vlan to IP Mapping” or ” Trunking VTP Arrangement” ?
Cleared the exams.Labs are same.D&D changed
@ Pash
voice
video interactive
video streaming
call signaling
ip routing
network management
This is the correct sequence.
Take a look at this:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk543/tk759/technologies_white_paper0900aecd80295a9b.pdf
Regarding the “creating vlan based implementation plan” new drag and drop, this is what
the Official Student guide has on page 1-29:
Major Implementation Components:
Each Step should contain the following information;
*Description
*Reference to design sections
*Detailed implementation guidelines
*Detailed rollback guidelines in case of failure
*Estimated time for implementation
Student guide can be downloaded from here:
http://netload.in/dateiMzCzZznO58/CCPNS_IWCT_H46-218_3FOIFICLAS_UTEDTNG_IUEDR.RA.rar.htm
I all.
For example in one exercice vlan local leverage on STP and in another exercice its Point to Point vlan wich leverages in STP¿?¿?¿?
Can anyone confirm this? Its bad answer..
Local vlan
20/80
Leverages on stp
leverages on routing
locally significant
Distributed vlan
80/20
Leverages on VTP
Leverages on switching
globally significant
This is correct?
Thanks all ”¡¡¡
And the other question-.-..
LOCAL VLAN
vtp transparent
20/80
locally dependent
leverages on routing
END TO END
vtp client server
80/20
Locally independent
Leverages on Stp ¿?¿?¿?¿?
Please… Can anyone solve this question???
@extran
Local vlan
20/80
Leverages on stp
leverages on routing
locally significant
this one is correct
Distributed vlan
80/20
Leverages on VTP
Leverages on switching
globally significant
about this one :
LOCAL VLAN
vtp transparent
20/80
locally dependent
leverages on routing
END TO END
vtp client server
80/20
Locally independent
leverages on stp
The 2 questions are ok???
But, why in one case End to End leverages on STP and in the other case its LOCAL VLAN??
This is not an error??
Thanks…
““
can Utell me the new DND?
Please?¿?¿Why in one case its the local vlan and in the other case its the end to end…That leverages on stp
anyone?
This is new drag and drop question.
When creating vlan based implementation plan
1) Rollback Guidelines
2) VTP assignments
3) reference to design documents
4) detailed implementation plan
5) Time required to perform the implementation
Drag the 4 answer.
Any one drag the correct answer
plssss any one hav correct answer
plssssss who pass this exams, update here all new D&D .thankz u so much
@Pramod
They have asked to drag 4.
From my point of view (u may correct me if i am wrong)
3) reference to design documents
4) detailed implementation plan
1) Rollback Guidelines
5) Time required to perform the implementation
I agree with shadow’s post above.
If we remember the steps of implementation of vlans in his above post.
I think we should be able to do any drag n drop related vlans which we are discussing currently.
Is there inter-switch connectivity ???
what version of VTP is being used ???
what routing protocol will be used ????
what vlans are availbale on each switch ???
what operating systems is be used on the server ???
what switch ports are available in each buildning ???
what IP address are available on each subnet ???
what operating system is used on each hosts ???
can anyone say abt thid dnd watt is ask by cisco and wat is correct order plssssssss anyone friend update here. thankz
what switch ports are available in each buildning ???
what vlans are availbale on each switch ???
Is there inter-switch connectivity ???
what version of VTP is being used ???
what IP address are available on each subnet ???
what routing protocol will be used ????
From the CCNP Switch Cisco official Training Course:
E2E Vlan
- Each Vlan dispersed geographically throught the network
- Users are grouped into each VLAN regardless of physical location
- Vlan membership remains the same regardless user location
- Users are associated to a given VLAN for Nw Mgm reasons.
- All devices tipically have addresses on the same IP subnet
- Switches commonly operate in a client/server VTP mode
Local VLAN
- Create local Vlan with physical boundaries in mind rathern than the group of users functions.
- Traffic for the local VLAN is L2 between the access and distribution layers
- Traffic from local Vlan is routed at the distribution and core levels to reach destinations on other networks
- Transparent VTP mode is used. Vlans in one switch should not be advertised to others.
- A network that consists entirely of local Vlans can benefit from increased convergence times offered by routing protocols instead of STP for L2 networks.
I hope this help.