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Diagram‑dragging questions Around six questions in total, one of which was not seen in the question bank, regarding the IP protocol numbers of OSPF/EIGRP. Multiple‑choice questions Approximately five questions were not present in the question bank, including new ones about REST API, CORS and NTP. Lab questions were generally the same as those in the question bank. OSPF Task1: Use Lo1 as the router‑id, advertise the Lo0/Lo1/Lo2 interfaces under the OSPF statement, with a default mask of /32. Task2: Summarize the route for 10.40.50.0 with a /20 mask. Port‑channel Task1: Bundle three connections. The three ports and Po12 were pre‑configured with access mode and VLAN settings. Delete Po12, unshut the three ports, then bundle them. Task2: Configure spanning‑tree vlan x,y root primary. VRF Task1: Configure vrf forwarding FINANCE (uppercase) on only one router, with a default IP mask of /30. CoPP – Telnet Task1: Permit EIGRP host via an extended IP access list. Task2: Configure policy 1000. NetFlow /SPAN /SLA Task1: Configure ip flow ingress/egress and ip flow Monitor‑FlowR1 input/output. Task2: Mirror all traffic. Task3: Configure ip sla 10 ICMP. BGP Configure and advertise three Lo0 interfaces under the address‑family mode ...

There are 59 questions in total, including 6 lab questions: CoPP, VRF‑2, BGP address‑family, Port‑Channel‑7. There are no NetFlow/SPAN/SLA questions, and two OSPF questions are zero‑scored ...

I passed this afternoon, with 3 lab questions and 43 multiple-choice questions. All the multiple-choice questions came from the question bank, and I didn't encounter any drag-and-drop questions. The lab questions covered EIGRP, VRF, and DMVPN. I still need to make more preparations for the lab questions. Today's lab exam was tense and thrilling ...

I passed the 300-410 exam, thank you so much! The actual exam questions are basically consistent with the question bank, with only 3 new questions encountered. There are a total of 3 lab questions in the exam, namely VRF, DHCP and IP SLA. All of them are from the question bank, with only minor adjustments to some configuration details. Lab questions account for a high proportion of the total score, so it is essential to practice more during preparation. Besides the lab questions in this exam, other frequently tested lab types reported by candidates also include DMVPN, ACL and so on ...

The first six questions in the exam are experimental questions, all sourced from the question bank with only minor tweaks to some details, and the configuration logic remains exactly the same. It took me over an hour just to finish the experimental questions. I want to remind everyone to carefully read the configuration requirements of each experimental question and make sure to complete them fully and correctly as required. Experimental questions account for a high proportion of the total exam score and are extremely crucial. The exam has a total of 59 questions. All the drag-and-drop questions are from the question dumps; most of the multiple-choice questions are also from the bank. For the few questions not included in the bank, you can just answer them based on your own understanding ...

The exam consists of a total of 40 multiple-choice and drag-and-drop questions, plus 3 lab questions. The three lab questions are VRF, DHCP-1, and DMVPN, among which DMVPN is the newly added content in the exam. I only encountered one unfamiliar question, and all the rest were familiar ones. The time was rather limited. If you thoroughly practice and master the question bank, passing the exam will be no problem ...

The lab released 6 questions, but most were variations on the same theme, though the concepts were largely similar. I only looked at the 7 key questions. Thanks for the reminder; 6 of those 7 questions were indeed tested, with variations. The biggest variation was a sub-question within the monitor question, which changed from setting up a flow monitor to setting up a flow exporter. There were 60 questions in total, and about 3 multiple-choice questions were unfamiliar. By the way, regarding the VRF tunnel question, I don't know why, but I just can't build it ...

There are 110 questions in total, with about 12 new questions, including 3 drag-and-drop questions. The new questions cover various aspects such as AI, wireless, voice, and surveillance. Two questions involve the CIA: one is a drag-and-drop question with 6 options on the left and 3 options related to the CIA on the right; the other is a multiple-choice question asking which option belongs to Integrity. Familiarity with the question bank should be sufficient ...

Last week, I passed the 300-410 exam with no surprises, including 4 lab questions, 46 multiple-choice questions, and drag and drop questions. Thank you for providing the supplementary question dumps ...