What is an administrative distance of 0 mean? A.) 0 means unbelievable B.) 0 is for EIGRP C.) 0 is the default distance for directly connected networks D.) 0 means unreachable

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What is the difference between lan, man, and wan?

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What is the purpose of Split Horizon? A.) It prevents the regular update messages from reinstating a route that has gone down B.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back out the same interface C.) Informs all neighbor routers that two routes exist D.) Tells the router the destination is unreachable

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Identify the hardware component that stores the backup configuration? A.) RAM B.) NVRAM C.) Flash D.) ROM

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Where is the backup configuration file stored? A.) RAM B.) ROM C.) Console D.) NVRAM

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Identify the purpose of the TCP 3 step handshake? A.) Setup a un-reliable connection B.) Initialize routing tables C.) Synchronize sequence numbers between hosts D.) Connection tear down process

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Which addresses are INCORRECTLY paired with their class? A. 128 to 191, Class B B. 192 to 223 Class B C. 128 to 191, Class C D. 192 to 223, Class C

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What are the two primary operating modes for frame switching? A. Full Duplex B. Half-Duplex C. CSMA/CD D. Cut-through E. Fragmentation F. Store and Forward G. User mode H. Privileged mode

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In distance-vector routing, there is a problem known as the 'count to infinity' problem. What is the most direct solution to this? A.) Defining a Maximum. B.) You can not solve the 'count to infinity' problem with a distance vector protocol. C.) Poison Reverse. D.) Triggered Updates. E.) Split Horizon.

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Which two describe frame tagging? A.) Examines particular info about each frame B.) A unique ID placed in the header of each frame as it traverses the switch fabric C.) A user- assigned ID defined to each frame D.) The building of filter tables

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The following is partial output from a routing table ; '192.168.10.0 [100/1300] via 10.1.0.1, 00:00:23, Ethernet1' Which routing protocol is being used? (assuming defaults have not been changed) A.) OSPF B.) RIP C.) BGP D.) IGRP

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What does the trace response !H mean? * A: Network unreachable * B: Not forwarded due to ACL restriction * C: Protocol unreachable * D: Port could not be reached

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