Identify 3 methods used to prevent routing loops?
A.) Split horizon
B.) Holddown timers
C.) Poison reverse
D.) SPF algorithm
E.) LSP's
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What is difference between static and dynamic routing?
Given an IPX network with redundant paths, what command will configure load balancing? A.) ipx load-balance B.) ip maximum-paths 2 C.) ipx maximum-paths 2 D.) ipx load-share
Most routing protocols recognize that it is never useful to send information about a route back out the direction from which the original packet came. This is an example of which routing technology? A.) Split Horizon B.) LMI C.) Triggered Updates D.) Poison Reverse E.) SYN, ACK F.) DLCI
A routing table contains static, RIP, and EIGRP routes for the same destination network. Which route would normally be used to forward data?
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Which statement is true? A. While bridges are used to segment networks, they will not isolate broadcast or multicast packets. B. A bridge looks at every packet within its network segment and works like a hub re-broadcasting the packet if the destination is within its network segment. C. A bridge maintains a table of the IP addresses of the hosts within its network segment and forwards the packet directly to the destination based upon the IP address. D. A bridge resets the hop count by keeping all packets within the network segment. Only packets addressed to a specific destination host outside the network segment are allowed to pass through the bridge.
Which frame has a Type field to identify the upper-layer protocol? A.) 802.3 B.) 802.2 C.) 802.5 D.) Ethernet_II
What does a metric of 16 hops represent when using RIP? A.) Number of hops to the destination B.) Destination unreachable C.) Number of routers D.) Bandwidth
Utilizing RIP, what is the limit when it comes to the number of hops?
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