CompTIA A+ 220-1101 Practice Questions | TCP/UDP Ports and Protocols

[@seetsamolapo5600]

You're awesome. Please start a similar series for the Security+

[@DisfrutalaFruta777]

Thanks a lot again! After this practise questions about TCP/UDP, you now very well all importants ports and protocols !!! 👍 Mega !!!

[@techvaultacademy]

You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that our practice questions helped you become more familiar with important ports and protocols. Understanding TCP/UDP and their associated ports is a significant step in networking and IT. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to learn or discuss, please feel free to ask. Keep up the great work! 👍🌟 When it comes to networking, do you have any specific ports or protocols that you find particularly interesting or challenging?

[@johnmclaughlin9674]

love this video opened my thought to a new way to learn all of these

[@Oomtet]

your videos are addictive, thank you for the great videos...

[@techvaultacademy]

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[@iman-zikir-dua]

Thanks

[@Cognitoman]

That was a dumb question for 2, it should have said what port number for secure or insecure on the web server, the question was actually both C and D

[@acairns131]

The explanation for Question 18, Option D states that SMB uses UDP port 445; however, Question 19 asks which port is used for SMB and the answer is Option A, TCP port 445. Am I mistaken, or is one of these answers?

[@khanyasambumbu3474]

Its TCP port 445.I also got confused for a second at first

[@motorart4670]

Thx so much

[@techvaultacademy]

You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck with your studies! 👍📚

[@Cognitoman]

These questions are kinda of odd question is weird you said “remotely” instead of internet😂, so is confused me, I was thinking telnet because generally speaking when someone uses the word “remotely” I think of command line

[@TerrenceSy-o2w]

Question 18 - Doesn't LDAP use TCP and UDP port 389?

[@plaidchuck]

Its 646

[@TerrenceSy-o2w]

@@plaidchuck You're thinking of Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)

[@blairstewart5636]

⁠@@TerrenceSy-o2w. LDAP uses 389 udp and 636 tcp when the LDAP is encrypted. LDP uses port 636 UDP.

[@derekberthiaume5367]

How many do i have to get right to pass

[@techvaultacademy]

Hi Derek, To pass the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) and Core 2 (220-1102) exams, you typically need to score 675 out of 900 points on the Core 1 exam and 700 out of 900 points on the Core 2 exam. The total maximum score for each exam is 900, and you need to reach that passing score or higher. Keep up the good work with your studies, and aim for a strong performance on exam day! If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Good luck with your preparations! 👍📚

[@PuffnPlayProductions]

all 0f them you need get all of them right. if you dont know the ports then your not gonna get what your doing.

[@derekberthiaume5367]

@@PuffnPlayProductions thanks. I've been studying pretty hard over the last few months and I've got all of my popular ports down

[@pixel1419]

Can you add when a question requires 2 or more answers? For newbies it makes it seem like these questions are trying to trick you when you aren't sure to pick one over another. Yes it's part of learning but not cool when it comes across as test trickery. Teach us, not confuse us

[@techvaultacademy]

We truly value your feedback, and thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. We understand your concern and want to assure you that our intention is to facilitate a positive learning experience for everyone. You are absolutely right; some questions may require multiple correct answers, which can be challenging, especially for newcomers. We aim to strike the right balance between presenting informative content and ensuring it's not perceived as trickery. In future videos, we will make a conscious effort to provide clearer context when multiple answers are required, so you can better grasp the reasoning behind it. Our goal is to help you build a strong foundation in networking concepts, not to confuse you. Please know that we are continuously working to improve our content, and your valuable feedback guides us in the right direction. We appreciate your support and are committed to creating content that fosters a rewarding and enjoyable learning journey for all our viewers. Stay tuned for more enriching content, and we look forward to providing you with an even better learning experience. Happy learning, and thank you for being part of our community!

[@Talkwithdulci]

To be honest the comptia exam is trying to trick you. A good source for comptia as well as this channel is Professor messer!

[@DreddMC1]

This is annoying. The answer parts after the questions are too cluttered, especially the ones with multiple correct choices. Then after that it takes too long to get the answer, just say the correct letter(s) for the answer first, then explain instead of having to sit through a sentence to hear the correct letter. Nice effort though.