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Title: Calculators Post by: V... on June 09, 2011, 11:28:57 AM Quick question on the CEH exam rules folks, tried to find the answer elsewhere to no avail...
Is a calculator allowed in the exam? The reason I ask is that I notice a number of questions relate to the transforming of a binary number to dotted octet format. While this is relatively simple up to, let's say 15-16 bits, when the number is an IP address in decimal format... eg 340985945 etc, a list of 32 bits isn't the most manageable with pen and paper. Or is it? If you are required to do these with a pen and paper can anyone point me towards a decent tutorial? I should add, I can subnet quickly in my head so I'm no stranger to binary calculations - just not those in the 300 million range... :D Any help would be greatly appreciated! V... Title: Re: Calculators Post by: hayabusa on June 09, 2011, 11:41:20 AM In my case, the exam actually had a calculator built in, in the question screen, on specific questions that might need it, but I know we also had access to Windows calculator, if needed.
Title: Re: Calculators Post by: r2s on June 09, 2011, 04:47:37 PM In my case, the exam actually had a calculator built in, in the question screen, on specific questions that might need it, but I know we also had access to Windows calculator, if needed. +1. I also had access to a calculator during my examination. It was kind of buggy though :( Title: Re: Calculators Post by: MaXe on June 09, 2011, 05:10:26 PM In my case, the exam actually had a calculator built in, in the question screen, on specific questions that might need it, but I know we also had access to Windows calculator, if needed. I know it's off topic, but there's a built-in calculator for GPEN as well :-) It was useful for some larger calculations that were included in some questions.
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