1: | If the weight attribute is used, is a higher or lower weight preferred? |
2: | What is an alternative to using BGP as the method of connection to the ISP? |
3: | What does the command clear ip bgp * achieve, and why should it be used cautiously? |
4: | Give three situations in which you should not use BGP to connect to the Internet. |
5: | Explain the use of the command neighbor 10.10.10.10 remote-as 250 . |
6: | Explain briefly the purpose of the community attribute. |
7: | In the route selection process, place the following in order of preference: origin code, weight, local preference, and MED. State the method of selection for the individual attributes themselves . |
8: | What is a mandatory attribute? |
9: | What type of routing protocol is BGP classified as, and what does this mean? |
10: | Explain how static routes can be used as an alternative to configuring BGP to connect to another autonomous system. |
11: | Explain how a default route can be used as an alternative to configuring BGP to connect to another autonomous system. |
12: | State two attributes of BGP. |
13: | State four message types of BGP. |
14: | What is policy-based routing? |
15: | What do the letters MED represent? Give a brief explanation of what MED does. |
16: | What is a community in BGP? |
17: | Give two reasons why BGP peer groups are useful. |
18: | What is the difference between a peer and a neighbor? |
19: | In BGP, describe the purpose of the network command. |
20: | Explain the command neighbor { ip-address peer- group - name } next-hop-self . |