1: | Which of the following techniques are used by a distance vector routing protocol? -
Count to infinity -
Poison reverse -
Split horizon -
Feasible successor |
2: | Which algorithm is used by distance vector routing protocols? -
DUAL -
Bellman Ford -
Dijkstra -
Feasible successor |
3: | Which of the following are distance vector routing protocols? -
EIGRP,BGP-4 -
IGRP, OSPF, IS-IS -
RIPv1, RIPv2, IGRP -
IS-IS, RIPv2 |
4: | Name the interior routing protocols on a Cisco router that sends a routing update every 30 seconds by default. -
IGRP -
RIPv1 -
RIPv1, RIPv2 -
BGP-4 |
5: | Which of the following are enhancements in the creation of RIP version 2? -
Using the DUAL algorithm -
Maintaining a topology map -
Multicast addressing -
Sending the mask with the update |
6: | How often does IGRP send a routing update (by default)? -
30 seconds -
90 seconds -
It only sends incremental updates -
60 seconds |
7: | When a distance vector routing protocol process suspects that a route in its routing table is no longer valid, it will set the metric for the suspect route so high that the route is rendered unusable. This high metric is propagated in routing updates and sent out immediately. What is this process called? -
Count to infinity -
Triggered updates -
Split horizon -
Feasible successor |
8: | What is the algorithm used by EIGRP? -
Bellman Ford -
Dijkstra -
DUAL -
Administrative distance |
9: | If there is no path in the routing table, what action will EIGRP take? -
The process will poll the neighbors. -
An ICMP redirect is sent to the router. -
The route is dropped and a poison reverse is sent. -
The route is given a metric of 255. |
10: | Which of the following has the best administrative distance? -
IGRP -
RIPv1 -
EIGRP -
RIPv2 |
11: | Which of the following criteria would select a route as the preferred path to be added to the routing table when there are multiple IP routing protocols running on the router? -
The route is the only available path. -
The route has the one interface configured for IP. -
The route has the lowest administrative distance. -
The route has the lowest metric. |
12: | Which of the following statements are true about administrative distance? -
Administrative distance is the mechanism used by the routing process to select a path offered by two or more different routing protocols. -
Administrative distance is a value given to each IP routing protocol. -
Administrative distance can be manually configured. -
The path that is chosen will be the one offered by the routing protocol with the lowest administrative distance. |
13: | When either RIPv1 or IGRP receive a flash update, what action do they take regarding the affected route? -
Place the affected route in holddown -
Delete the affected route -
Continue to use the route until they hear that it is unavailable -
If a feasible successor is available, use it and delete the suspect route |
14: | In EIGRP, where does the routing process look for a feasible successor? -
Neighbor table -
Routing table -
Link state database -
Topology table |
15: | If EIGRP finds a feasible successor, how long will it take for the network to converge? -
Within three routing updates -
Almost instantly -
After the holddown timer has expired -
After a routing update confirms the feasible successor is valid |
16: | Which of the following are examples of interior routing protocols? -
BGP-4 -
IS-IS -
OSPF -
RIPv1 |
17: | Which of the following are examples of exterior routing protocols? -
BGP-4 -
IS-IS -
OSPF -
RIPv1 |
18: | Autonomous system numbers are provided by which organization? -
ISO -
IANA -
OSI -
IEEE |