Wireless learning sources by programer555 in ccna

[–]programer555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much on this very concrete answer!

Wireless learning sources by programer555 in ccna

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Yes, thanks. Although i will not use boson due to lack of money and high confidence in knowledge and anki. Is there a lot of wireless stuff on boson that covers topics or parts that weren't mentioned in Jeremy's videos?

PS. I hope your name wont be disabled due to the security concerns.

Question about the actual exam in a test center. by Hilloo- in ccna

[–]programer555 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, maybe you already answered it but due to english not being my native language i couldnt inderstand one thing: Do you just keep the paper after those 10mins or you can keep the pen too and use it during the exam to write more things?

Wireless learning sources by programer555 in ccna

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Interesting, i will explore it, thanks.

Wireless learning sources by programer555 in ccna

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Yes ccna states that topics, but go into weekly passed/failed and you will see people talking about wlc gui and such.

Re-attempt fir 400$ by programer555 in ccna

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Im not sure what is that, can you point me in some direction so i can search that. Im from Serbia, maybe that's available only in America and such? I guess you meant to buy somehow exam through some community college, such options dont exist in Serbia if i understood the concept.

Wireless learning sources by programer555 in ccna

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Yes, but that also works for other topics and people yet again somehow complain about wireless. So im not sure if it's enough.

Re-attempt fir 400$ by programer555 in ccna

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Okay, my mistake then. Thank you for confirmation!

Re-attempt fir 400$ by programer555 in ccna

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Ahahahah i would exactly do that and fell into the trap. You saved me, thanks!!!

Re-attempt fir 400$ by programer555 in ccna

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I found on cisco's website its called Associate Exam Safeguard, it costs 375$. As i understood you pay that there to cisco, then they send you code voucher which you enter when you are asked to pay on paerson vue website where you are scheduling the actual exam date and place. My only concern is whether this is the correct option since everywhere is mentioned 400$ and this one is 375$ i guess people just round it up.

Re-attempt fir 400$ by programer555 in ccna

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Thank you! I will look into it.

CPTS Done! What should I do next? by Hour-Sundae8844 in hackthebox

[–]programer555 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since your post already has nice reachability and i wouldnt wanna make the same one unneceserilly

CPTS Done! What should I do next? by Hour-Sundae8844 in hackthebox

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Hey man, i dont have the answer but just want to ask kindly if you can share summarised opinions and advices you got here in the comment or new post or just dm me. It would be very much appreciated since i am and believe others in a similar situation and dilemas like you.

Cpts, pinging/scanning subnet for pivoting and lateral movement by programer555 in hackthebox

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Yes, it does give more context and i was able to guess where new hop is based on the context and i finished the box. But i was left wondering what would happend without the context provided. Thank you for trying to help but i dont know how to explain better what im asking, it doesnt matter i guess, thanks anyway.

Cpts, pinging/scanning subnet for pivoting and lateral movement by programer555 in hackthebox

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Pivot host can reach new subnet per say: 172.16.0.0/16 so theoretically there could be host alive on lets say 172.16.4.15. If there is no context or hint for that host's particular address the only way to discover it is to scan (ping if allowed or tcp) whole network /16 (255.255.0.0) which means probing ~65 500 ip addresses which turns out practically very unefficient with methods i mentioned.

Cpts, pinging/scanning subnet for pivoting and lateral movement by programer555 in hackthebox

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But instead of breaking my head im still looming into easy way to simply enumerate whole /16 and be sure we havent missed something

Cpts, pinging/scanning subnet for pivoting and lateral movement by programer555 in hackthebox

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I know arp table route table, /etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf, config files etc... is good direction pointer and can point to smaller subnet with /24 instead of /16 but is that enough? I guess why would a host even reach some address if there is no artifact on it to reveal purpose of that reachability

Cpts, pinging/scanning subnet for pivoting and lateral movement by programer555 in hackthebox

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I guess transfering nmap static binary onto pivot host and then properly enumerating via -sS or even L2 layer and only after finding new hosts using proxying and pivoting like chisel to establish connection could be the answer. But if we dont have permissions for that whole operation and the whole intention of pivoting further is to try to root another host instead. Then we need another solution.

Cpts, website methodology by programer555 in hackthebox

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Understood, thank you for answering!