what is eigrp and what is the benfit of eigrp over igrp
what is route summryization
if one the router route is not showing the what should be
problem how to resolve these problem
what is fessible suceer.
is the load balncing is one of the property of eigrp
what is the metihod of authantication
what is the diffrnec betwee pap and chap
what is stp
command for enabling stp and rstp
why switching loop occur what is the main factor of ocuring
switch loop
what is the mechnaism for stoping the roting loop
what is best diffrence betwwen ospf v1 nad ospf v2
what is vtp
what is the diffrence between vtp version 1 and veron 2
what is the ip address
what is the diffrence betwwen ip address mac address
what is dhcp and how it work
what is 3 way hand shake
what is the difrence betwwen network id and brodcast id
what is the network id for 111.111.111.10/29
what is the command for enabling vlan on 3650 csco switch
Answer / jitendra
what is eigrp and what is the benfit of eigrp over
igrp .Eigrp support vlsm where igrp donot
what is route summryization
this is also called suppenating
if one the router route is not showing the what should be
problem how to resolve these problem
routing is not enabled
command is
Router(config)#routeig enable or enable routing(need to
check)
what is fessible suceer.
it is the fessible node that is shortest node in the eigrp
table
is the load balncing is one of the property of eigrp
yes
what is the metihod of authantication
PAP and chaP AAA
what is the diffrnec betwee pap and chap
PAP passwod is send in the txt formet
chap-password is send as encrypted formet
what is stp
spaning tree protol used for stop switching loop
command for enabling stp and rstp
switc(config)#stp mode rstp
why switching loop occur what is the main factor of ocuring
switch loop
Due to Redudancy
what is the mechnaism for stoping the roting loop
split horzion
what is best diffrence betwwen ospf v1 nad ospf v2
v1 for ipv4
v2 for ipv6
what is vtp
virtual trunking protocol
what is the diffrence between vtp version 1 and veron 3
both are the vtp version and v3 work on transparent mode
what is the ip address.
used for identification of network
what is the diffrence betwwen ip address mac address
mac used for identification of node
what is dhcp and how it work
work on DORA
what is 3 way hand shake
refre tennon bom big theroy
what is the difrence betwwen network id and brodcast id
plz refre the privous post
what is the network id for 111.111.111.10/29
sunating do ur self very easy
what is the command for enabling vlan on 3650 csco switch
sitch(config)#vlan database
#vlan name XYZ
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what is the boot seqance of cisco router
Why is network segmentation a good idea when managing a large network?
How network gateway is different from routers?
Define Poison Reverse? A.) To prevent regular update messages from reinstating a route that has gone down B.) Packets sent out that are not destined for a network go to the default network C.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back out the same interface D.) When a network goes down, the router enters in its table the number 16 to signify destination unreachable
When you issue the command show version your router returns "Configuration register is 0x0101" From where does the router boot? A. ROM B. NVRAM C. Flash D. a TFTP server
You need to come up with a TCP/IP addressing scheme for your company. How many network IDs must you allow for when you define the subnet mask for the network? A.) One for each WAN link B.) One for each router interface C.) One for each NIC installed in each client D.) One for each subnet with hosts E.) One for each host ID
What are hold-downs used for? A.) To prevent regular update messages from reinstating a route that has come back up B.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back out the same interface C.) To prevent regular update messages from reinstating a route that has gone down D.) To hold the routing table from being sent to another router
What are the three sources of signal degradation on a data link?
Explain what is the default behavior of access-list?
What is bia?
What will happen in OSPF, While a new highet priority DR joining in already running area.That area already having DR and BDR.
What is DHCP stand for?