Answer / ajay kumar

RIP-It sends complete routing table to all its active
interface in evert 30 seconds.Hold down Timer:-it is a time
during the destination hop is unreachable=240 seconds..

IGRP:-Timer 90 seconds

Answer / aruna

RIP
30 Sec(Update)
180 Sec(Timeout)
120 Sec(Remove)


IGRP
90 Sec(Update)
3*Update(Invalid)
3*Update+10(Hold_down)
7*Update(Flashtime)


EIGRP
For LAN
5 Sec(Hello)
3*Hello(hold-timer)

For WAN
60 Sec(Hello)
3*Hello(hold-timer)

OSPF
10 Sec(Hello)
4*Hello(Dead-interval)

Answer / vivek singh

rip-30 sec
igrp-90 sec
eigrp-5 sec
ospf- 10 sec

Answer / aniket yadav

rip=(update timer = 30 sec.)
(invalid timer = 180 sec.)
(holdown timer = 180 sec.)
(flushdown timer = 240 sec.)

igrp=(update timer = 90 sec.)
(invalid timer = 270 sec.)
(holdown timer = 280 sec.)
(flushdown timer = 630 sec.)

eigrp=(5 Sec = Hello timer)
(3*Hello =hold-timer)

ospf=(10 Sec. = Hello timer)
(4* = Hello Dead-interval)

Answer / rutuja

The correct RIP timers as per cisco doc

Hellow interval 30 second
dead interval 180
hold down timers 180 second
n flush timers 240 seconds

the eigrp timers
hellow send every 5 second dead 15 second in point to point
in nbma is 60 hellow interval and dead is 180

in ospf
ppp hellow 10 dead 40
brodcast same

but in point to multipoing hellow is 30 secon n dead is 120
second
point multipoint brodcast same
point to multipoint non brodcast

Answer / navdeep manchanda

RIP-30 Sec Periodically
IGRP-90 Sec Periodically
EIGRP-Only if there is a change in network structure.No
periodically
OSPF-Only Either if there is a change in network structure
or 30 Min Whichever is earliar.

Answer / upendr kushwaha

rip-30 sec
igrp-90 sec
eigrp-5 sec
ospf- 10 sec

Answer / fakhruddin khan

RIP Protocols:-

Update timer :30sec.
Invalid timer :180sec.
Hold down timer :180sec.
Flush timer :240sec.

Answer / ahmed helmy

Rip send routing update every 30 sec , Dead interval = 30sec * 6 updates = 180 sec
----------------------------------------------------------
IGRP send routing update every 90 sec , Dead interval = (90 sec * 3 updates ) + 10 = 280 sec .
----------------------------------------------------------
EIGRP : no periodic updates .
EIGRP : if link speed > T1 ( Hello interval = 5 sec & Dead interval = 15 sec)
EIGRP : if link speed <T1 ( Hello interval = 60 sec & Dead interval = 180 sec )
----------------------------------------------------------
OSPF : no periodic updates . periodic hello are sent every 10 seconds . Dead interval=10 sec * 4 periodic hello =40 sec
OSPF : periodic LSDB ( link state database ) are sent every 30 mins.
----------------------------------------------------------

Answer / dveashish kumar gupta

rip igrp eigrp ospf
30sec none 6osec 10se

Hi, Jitendra/Shahin You both are masters of networking na. I am worrying about my exam. Is it vey tough?because my friend got failed in ccna. he is very talented person thogh he failed.

1 Answers  

Station A is transmitting data to station B faster that station B can handle it. When station B's buffer fills up, it send out a message to station A to stop sending data. After B empties out its buffer, station B sends a message to station A to start sending data again. This is most directly an example of (pick the best answer only): A.) Poison Reverse B.) Connectionless protocol C.) Windowing D.) Connection oriented protocol E.) Flow Control F.) Split Horizon

1 Answers  

Using the access-list command, 'access-list 1 deny 2.2.2.2', what else must be done to stop host 2.2.2.2 from sending any traffic out of physical interface E0, while still allowing other traffic? A.) In global mode, Add a line - 'access-list 1 permit 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255' B.) On interface E0, Add a line - 'access-group 1 in' C.) In global mode, Add a line - 'access-list 1 permit all' D.) On interface E0, Add a line - 'access-list 1 in' E.) On interface E0, Add a line - 'access-list 1 out' F.) On interface E0, Add a line - 'ip access-group 1'

1 Answers  

Which of the following will show an extended access list 150? A.) sh access-list 150 B.) sh ip int C.) sh ip access-list D.) sh access-list 150 extended

2 Answers  

What do the following commands accomplish? access-list 1 permit 172.16.0.0 0.0.255.255 interface ethernet 0 IP access-group 1 out interface ethernet 1 IP access-group 1 out A. Only traffic from the source network 172.16.0.0 will be blocked. B. Only traffic from the source network 172.16.0.0 will be forwarded. Non-172.16.0.0 network traffic is blocked. C. Non-172.16.0.0 traffic will be forwarded. D. All traffic will be forwarded.

1 Answers  

What are the steps of data encapsulation?

0 Answers  

Choose the following that are benefits to segmenting with router: A.) Flow Control B.) Manageability C.) Multiple Active Paths D.) Explicit packet lifetime control

1 Answers  

What is difference between standard and extended access-list

17 Answers   College School Exams Tests, HCL, Wipro,

You are given the following address: 153.50.6.27/25. Determine the subnet mask, address class, subnet address, and broadcast address. A. 255.255.255.128, B,153.50.6.0, 153.50.6.127 B. 255.255.255.128, C,153.50.6.0, 153.50.6.127 C. 255.255.255.128, C,153.50.6.127, 153.50.6.0 D. 255.255.255.224, C,153.50.6.0, 153.50.6.127

2 Answers  

what does the clock rate do?

0 Answers  

What information is provided by the local management interface (LMI)? A.) LMI encapsulation type B.) The current DLCI values C.) The status of virtual circuits D.) The global or local significance of the DLCI values

2 Answers  

what is the need og jitu(config)#ip helper address <ip address> can any one exaplain it briefly specially shain i am looking towards you.Becoz you are the only one who can solve my that problem not even jitendera sinha

4 Answers