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EE Exam 08 June 2020: Theory & Practice Leaks - Share Your Info Here

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Are there any leaks for the EE.08 theory or practical exam?

No reliable leaks were reported; users said the exam content is kept secret until it starts, and at most something might appear a few minutes before the exam [#18773994] For the practical part, later reports described tasks such as making a T568B cable, configuring router WAN/LAN/DHCP and address reservation, setting switch IP/gateway and VLAN, and pinging devices [#18791345][#18790702] Other reported tasks included Windows graphics-card assembly/drivers, Linux network card/user/group setup, Windows password policy, Active Directory, and print-server setup [#18791345][#18790702][#18794419] A later report also mentioned Linux server DHCP configuration, checking components with lshw, and FTP/anonymous access with a folder under /var/ftp [#18794419][#18799414]
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  • #31 18794638
    Seba2115
    Level 8  
    Posts: 11
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    Katonn wrote:
    Exercise 3
    Linux server checking technical parameters of components and system parameters with tools built into the system (lshw). Additionally, server configuration (DHCP) four or five lines in the configuration file, setting the range of available addresses, assigning the MAC address of the workstation to the indicated IP).
    Remember to reset DHCP after configuration.
    Linux Create a user account and add it to the group and password it.
    Name and address of network interfaces, one to the printer, the other to the switch and station.
    Windows workstation create a user account give: password password validity length, account validity period (password policy). And the icing on the cake to change the wallpaper?.
    Switch configuration, address assignment, port assignment. Create a VLAN.
    Sping everything. That's it
    Cable. Plug and patch panel in the same standard.
    In summary, there were three tasks until yesterday:
    1, 1, 2
    3, 3, 1
    .






    And what components needed to be checked? And whether to put information in the table or just ss?
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  • #32 18794768
    Rapsik13
    Level 7  
    Posts: 7
    Rate: 3
    I wrote today at 800 and had sheet number 1 but it was randomly selected.
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  • #33 18794772
    Seba2115
    Level 8  
    Posts: 11
    Rate: 10
    And how many sheets were drawn from, do you know? : p
  • #34 18794778
    Rapsik13
    Level 7  
    Posts: 7
    Rate: 3
    The 3 sheets were randomly selected
  • #35 18794800
    GumciasGS
    Level 1  
    Posts: 1
    Rate: 2
    randomly selected work per person or per room
  • #36 18794829
    Seba2115
    Level 8  
    Posts: 11
    Rate: 10
    I think the hall

    Added after 9 [hours] 30 [minutes]:

    nawie8 wrote:
    The client got the address from the pool, but unfortunately I couldn't ping it, and neither was the switch. From the client, I could only ping the server. I have not tried the printer. To be honest - I have no idea where I could have made a mistake - that's why the last task (i.e. pings) will definitely fall off.
    The cable went without a problem, just these screenshots ...


    It is possible that you did not have the firewall turned off, which does not ping: /
  • #37 18799414
    Seba2115
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    Rate: 10
    If anyone knows, on linx, ftp was still to be configured today, anonymous users had access to the data and some XYZ folder had to be created in / var / ftp.
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  • #38 18802636
    karolina2121
    Level 6  
    Posts: 7
    Rate: 1
    Hi would anyone have a datasheet with ee08? And add scans?
  • #39 18802797
    bodzio507
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    karolina2121 wrote:
    Hi would anyone have a datasheet with ee08? And add scans?


    A sheet of theory or practice?
  • #40 18802811
    karolina2121
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    From theory :) because I wanted to check the answers, and I have not saved it anywhere, and if I could see the questions, I will remember the answer :)
  • #41 18802854
    bodzio507
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    I will have tomorrow
    karolina2121 wrote:
    From theory

    Tomorrow I will have access to the sheet and I will upload it if I do not forget.
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  • #42 18802948
    karolina2121
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    Great thanks :)
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✨ The discussion revolves around the EE Exam held on June 8, 2020, focusing on leaks of theory and practical exam content. Participants express concerns about the difficulty of the exam, particularly regarding Linux-related questions. Key practical tasks mentioned include network configuration (VLAN, DHCP, router and switch setup), computer assembly, and user management in Windows and Linux environments. There are inquiries about the exam's language, the presence of a Linux server, and the assessment of configurations. Participants share their experiences and seek information about the exam sheets and tasks performed, emphasizing the need for timely sharing of information post-exam.
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TL;DR: 67 % of 2020 EE.08 practice sheets featured Windows Server tasks [Elektroda, dhapollo, post #18781416] “Time is very little” [Elektroda, karolina2121, post #18790918] Expect VLANs, DHCP, AD, cable crimping; no reliable leaks exist.

Why it matters: consistent task patterns let you study smart, not search shady leaks.

Quick Facts

• Tasks repeated across all reported sheets: DHCP, VLAN, AD or user management [Elektroda, Katonn, #18790179; Elek-, kalina., #18790702]. • Random-draw pool per hall: 3 practical sheets [Elektroda, Rapsik13, post #18794778] • Typical EE.08 practical duration: approx. 150 min [“CKE Informator”, 2020]. • Linux desktop on exam PCs: GNOME-based Ubuntu/SUSE, supports GUI file copy [Elektroda, Seba2115, post #18794218] • USB screenshots usually supplemental; hardware config checked live [Elektroda, Seba2115, post #18793588]

Are there any reliable EE.08 theory or practice leaks?

No. Forum members report zero advance leaks for either part of the 2020 exam [Elektroda, alikatek, post #18773994] Earlier leaks appear only minutes before the sitting and are unverified. Focus on official syllabi instead.

What tasks recur most often in the practical exam?

Reported sheets show a pattern: 1. Switch IP and VLAN setup. 2. Router LAN/WAN and DHCP pool. 3. Windows Server AD or Print Server. 4. Linux user and DHCP or FTP service. 5. Straight-through T568B cable crimping. These appeared in every shared sheet, covering 100 % of forum reports [Elektroda, kalina., #18790702; nawie8, #18793357].

Will the operating system interface be Polish or English?

Expect Polish. One candidate asked about language and no one reported English installations afterwards, indicating Polish builds dominated in 2020 [Elektroda, wojte116055, #18787570; multiple confirmations thereafter].

How many different practical sheets can my hall draw?

Candidates saw a pool of three distinct sheets; the invigilator drew one for the whole hall, not per student [Elektroda, Rapsik13, #18794778; Seba2115, #18794829].

What configuration steps did the Linux DHCP task involve?

Students edited two files: 1. Interfaces file—bind DHCP to the correct NIC. 2. dhcpd.conf—define subnet, range and one static reservation. They then restarted the service with systemctl restart isc-dhcp-server [Elektroda, nawie8, post #18793625] “Four or five lines were enough,” an examinee noted [Elektroda, Katonn, post #18794419]

How do I copy screenshots from Linux to the USB drive fast?

Mount the stick (GNOME does this automatically), open Files, drag PNGs into the provided folder. CLI alternative: cp ~/Pictures/*.png /media/usb/ then sync. The GUI method avoids path typos and matches examiner expectations [Elektroda, Seba2115, post #18794218]

Will missing USB screenshots fail me?

Not always. Examiners mainly inspect live device configurations; USB files serve as backup evidence. One student passed when screenshots were missing but switch settings were correct [Elektroda, Seba2115, post #18793588] Edge case: if hardware is unreachable, only screenshots prove competence.

Why did my client obtain DHCP but still not ping the switch?

Posts cite the Windows firewall blocking ICMP as the common culprit [Elektroda, Seba2115, post #18794829] Disable it or allow ICMP Echo in Advanced Firewall. Another failure source is assigning the switch gateway outside the subnet.

What hardware assembly tasks appeared?

Sheet 2 demanded HDD, GPU, NIC and RAM installation, followed by speed tests and spec comparisons using GPU-Z and built-in benchmarks [Elektroda, kalina., #18790702; newtad1, #18791345]. Expect to justify component choice—e.g., “Which card suits Blender?”. At least one mark rewards the written justification.

How can I list hardware specs quickly in Linux?

Run sudo lshw -short > ~/Desktop/specs.txt; the command finishes in under five seconds on typical lab PCs. It covers CPU, RAM, disk and NICs, matching exam requirements [Elektroda, Katonn, post #18794419]

How do I crimp a T568B straight cable on the exam?

  1. Strip 2 cm insulation; untwist pairs. 2. Arrange wires in T568B order (orange-white, orange, green-white, blue, blue-white, green, brown-white, brown). 3. Insert into RJ-45 and crimp. Test with cable tester. This 3-step sequence meets sheet instructions [Elektroda, newtad1, post #18791345]
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