MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-291): Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure Comments and Corrections (830785)

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Page I-2: Correction To "AND function, Calculator"

On page I-2, add page 2-39 to "AND function, Calculator, 8-32"

Page 2-23: Fig 2-6 CIDR For AdressesShould Have Four Octets

On page 2-23 in figure 2-6, the CIDR shows 5 octets per IP address. This is incorrect. All addresses should be changed from '207.209.68.1.x' to '207.209.68.x'

Page 2-34: 131.107.0.0 Should Be 207.46.168.0

On page 2-34, in the first paragraph,

Change:
"In the preceding example, the CIDR block (131.107.0.0, 255.255.248.0) can be thought of in two ways"

To:
"In the preceding example, the CIDR block (207.46.168.0, 255.255.248.0) can be thought of in two ways"

Page 2-39: "192.168.0.192" Should Be "192.168.0.190"

On page 2-39, in the last paragraph,

Change:
"192.168.0.192"

To:
"192.168.0.190"

Page 2-51: Incorrect Default Gateway for Client D

On page 2-51, in the figure, under Client D,

Change:
"Default gateway: 192.168.1.128"

To:
"Default gateway: 192.168.1.129"

Page 3-24: Correction To Steps 5 And 6

On page 3-24,

Change:
"5. Ping the IP address of a remote host located beyond the default gateway. This step verifies that you can communicate with hosts outside your local network segment. To perform this step, enter ping <IP address of remote host> at a command prompt.

6. Ping the IP address of a remote host located beyond the default gateway. This step verifies that you can communicate with hosts outside your local network segment. To perform this step, enter ping <IP address of remote host> at a command prompt."


To:
"5. Ping the host name of a remote host to verify that you can resolve remote host names. To perform this step, enter ping <host name of remote host> at a command prompt.

6. Run a PathPing analysis to a remote host to determine which (if any) routers on the way to the destination are malfunctioning. To perform this step, enter pathping <IP address of remote host> at a command prompt."

Page 7-30: Correction To Scope in Figure 7-10

On page 7-30, in Figure 7-10,

Change the Scope B range for the DHCP server A:
"222.222.222.11-10.222.222.254"

To:
"10.222.222.11-10.222.222.254"

Page 8-4: Correction To Figure 8-1

On page 8-4, in Figure 8-1, the sequence should read:

"DHCP Discover, IP lease offer, IP lease request, IP lease acknowledgment' instead of 'IP lease request, IP lease offers, IP lease selection, IP lease acknowledgement"

Page 10-53: Correction To Figure 10-53

On page 10-53, in Figure 10-30, under "Buffalo office intranet", in between "Domain1 Domain controller" and "VPN Server",

Change:
"192.168.20.0"

To:
"192.168.10.0"

Page 10-60: User Should Be Computer

On page 10-60, in the last sentence of the first paragraph,

Change:
"Once user authentication is complete, user authorization follows."

To:
"Once user authentication is complete, computer authorization follows."

Page 13-8: CIDR changes in possible answers

On page 13-8, the possible answers for objective 1.1 question 2 read:

"A. 199.205.15.64/25
B. 199.205.15.192/26
C. 199.205.15.130/26
D. 199.205.15.96/26
E. 199.205.15.8/27
F. 199.205.15.40/28"

They should read:
"A. 199.205.15.64/25
B. 199.205.15.192/26
C. 199.205.15.130/26
D. 199.205.15.96/27
E. 199.205.15.8/28
F. 199.205.15.40/28"

Page 14-8: SOE Should Be SOA

On page 14-8, in step C,

Change:
"C. If you open the DNS console and access DC7 server properties, the SOE tab..."

To:
"C. If you open the DNS console and access DC7 server properties, the SOA tab..."

Page 15-10: Looback Policy Should Be Loopback Policy

On page 15-10, in the first paragarph,

Change:
"C. Configure looback policy so that..."

To:
"C. Configure loopback policy so that..."

Back Cover: eBook PDF File Not Printable

The eBook PDF's print function is disabled. This is by design. On the back cover,

Change:
"eBook in printable PDF format"

To:
"eBook in PDF format"

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