Tilley IT Solution said:

Hi Everyone

All the slides used for the Network+ TTT Series are the same ones provided by CompTIA, However the only exception is the slides I added with additional questions or games.

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thanks. Missed that one.. then: cool.

Since i already had an Testout Account from before, i did not see the: Request Instructor Access.

Also, i like the Certmaster System more then Testout... but thats me.

Rick Butler said:

Actually, yes...yes you did. Lucky for you, there was still cake there...it's like a sheet cake at work that gets wiped out, with Milton standing there, complaining about how he didn't get a piece...

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Yes but only because I had served a previous cake that was disqualified on a technicality.
You all make teaching on zoom/on24 look WAY easier than it really IS!!

I would try to do it a bit more visually & more from the bottom up:
1 - Ask what is in common between the 8 networks - hopefully get 195.168.
2-then Ask where (which octet) is the change taking place? Hopefully get answered octet 3.
Then ask what are the values in octet 3? Hopefully get answered 0 thru 7.
3- NOW ask: Ok, can you count in Binary from 0 to 7 using 8 bits?
Hopefully get this response:

• 0: 00000000
• 1: 00000001
• 2: 00000010
• 3: 00000011
• 4: 00000100
• 5: 00000101
• 6: 00000110
• 7: 00000111

4-Now ask: What do you see about the bits in these binary numbers?
--HINT: How many bits are common across all 7 addresses/numbers?
Hopefully you hear the answer "5 zeros in common".
Now ask so how many of those 5 zeros are part of the network address? -Hopefully hear the answer of 5
so then how many 1's would that be if the subnet is in binary? hopefully also hear the number 5

5- Exactly - So how many ones were in the 192.168 portion already? 16 -- and how many now when you add 5 more? 21
Perfect - THAT is your subnet mask in CIDR: /21

6-Now ask, -what does that means in BINARY for the submask in octet 3? hopefully someone says "5 ones & 3 zeros".
(or if you have beeen showing the entire 11111111. 11111111. 11111000 .00000000
- so the subnet mask bits for the 3rd octet are 1111 1000.
Now ask, what is that value in Dotted decimal notation of 11111000? 128+64+32+16+8=248
So the subnet mask is 192.168.248..0
7- But what about the summary network number? Look at the 5 network bits - since we only used up to 7 networks,
all of the first 5 network bits are 0 (since even for network 7 it would be 0000 0111 - 7.
so 0+0+0+0+0 = 0 that wan't too bad.
Your final answer so your summary network is 192.168.0.0/24

Tilley IT Solution said:

Hi Everyone

All the slides used for the Network+ TTT Series are the same ones provided by CompTIA, However the only exception is the slides I added with additional questions or games.

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Okay it is well understood

Patrick Dickey said:

If I understood correctly, the slides in the TTT course that we just completed are the same ones in the CertMaster Perform (Testout) course. @Stephen Schneiter asked Don about it in class three or four and Don said he was using the same slides. Unless I'm missing something.

Have a great weekend.
Patrick.

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Hi Everyone

All the slides used for the Network+ TTT Series are the same ones provided by CompTIA, However the only exception is the slides I added with additional questions or games.

Attendance at every TTT session is required for the voucher. That is all.

CompTIA selects individuals and sends them a private access code. They have the sole authority to decide who is sent the code.

LynW said:

I should have also noted that you may be able toView attachment 1840 request instructor access when first logging in to TestOut

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If I understood correctly, the slides in the TTT course that we just completed are the same ones in the CertMaster Perform (Testout) course. @Stephen Schneiter asked Don about it in class three or four and Don said he was using the same slides. Unless I'm missing something.

Have a great weekend.
Patrick.

I should have also noted that you may be able to request instructor access when first logging in to TestOut

Michael Schmitz said:

Hello Lyn,
thank you for your answer. I know where to find the Slides for the TTT. I did ask where to find the official Course Slides. I did not see them in our TestOut Subscription (as it was available in other TTT before). So did i miss the Link, or are they are not there ?

My Question is still open.
Michael

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As I understand, the TestOut Version for the TTT was supplied as a class - the instructor version is requested from your CompTIA representative. I have an instructor version with the slides again in the Resources tab, and will be found under PowerPoints.

LynW said:

Hello @Michael Schmitz The slides have been included in the Train the Trainer sessions - the email reminders have the"Join the Event" button and the on-demand version is in the same place. Once you have entered the On24 training session - choose the paperclip button on the features bar - each session has the slides covered in that session (10 in all). Choose Today's slides to download.

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Hello Lyn,
thank you for your answer. I know where to find the Slides for the TTT. I did ask where to find the official Course Slides. I did not see them in our TestOut Subscription (as it was available in other TTT before). So did i miss the Link, or are they not there ?

My Question is still open.
Michael

abiodun1991 said:

I am not aware of this, please can you give us detail explanation about this

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It's a meme (joke) playing on how Southwest Airlines received numerous complaints this past Christmas. Their computer systems are obsolete. This past week, with the Crowdstrike problem, those obsolete systems don't look so bad.

LynW said:

Hello @Michael Schmitz The slides have been included in the Train the Trainer sessions - the email reminders have the"Join the Event" button and the on-demand version is in the same place. Once you have entered the On24 training session - choose the paperclip button on the features bar - each session has the slides covered in that session (10 in all). Choose Today's slides to download.

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Yes the is well explain by @Michael Schmitz

jarrelrivera said:

Q1 asks for the IP address of Support's current default gateway
As you see, the answer should be 192.168.0.46

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However, the answer that they want is 192.168.0.5.
I was like, where did that came from? LOL
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Using TestOut for Network+ Labs is just frustrating.
I don't think I'll recommend using this platform to my classe

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This Network + Lab is very Good to lay hand on practices

I don't understand how a screwup like this could get through the proofreading and the Q/A processes. We are technical people, after all.

Michael Schmitz said:

Sorry to ask, but where to find them yet? i do not see the Instrutor Manual / slides in Testout.. only the student view to the course...

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Hello @Michael Schmitz The slides have been included in the Train the Trainer sessions - the email reminders have the"Join the Event" button and the on-demand version is in the same place. Once you have entered the On24 training session - choose the paperclip button on the features bar - each session has the slides covered in that session (10 in all). Choose Today's slides to download.

Thank you all for sharing the experience.
Overall, PT1-003 (beta version) is a well-designed and challenging exam.

jarrelrivera said:

Q1 asks for the IP address of Support's current default gateway
As you see, the answer should be 192.168.0.46

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However, the answer that they want is 192.168.0.5.
I was like, where did that came from? LOL
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Using TestOut for Network+ Labs is just frustrating.
I don't think I'll recommend using this platform to my classes.

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Jarrel, thank you very much for sharing, I will definitely make sure to pass along your comments above. @YolondaMurray tagging you as well

abiodun1991 said:

I need private access code please show me the way

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i do not know how people are selected.
CloundNetX
DataX
NetworkX are all need Access Codes.

Any update?

lot of correction need to be done

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