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

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How loops are introduced in switching? Whats the solution for that.

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What is the administrative distance for IGRP? A.) 90 B.) 120 C.) 110 D.) 100

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what is meant by wild card mask and why can't we use in eigrp ?

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How are internetworks created?

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What command do you use to disable domain lookup? A.) no domain-lookup B.) domain no-lookup C.) lookup no-domain D.) no ip domain-lookup

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Which can be logged by IPX extended access lists? A.) source address B.) protocol C.) source socket D.) access list number E.) destination socket F.) destination address

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Which of the following is an example of a Transport Layer protocol? Ethernet IP TCP RS-232

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In the command "router igrp 109" what does 109 signify? A. an autonomous system B. any network number which the router is attached to C. the allowable length of the routing table D. the network socket number

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Which three protocols are correctly matched to their transport layer functions? (Choose three) A. route selection IP B. sliding window UDP C. well known pods IP D. route validation ICMP E. connection oriented TCP F. three-way handshake TCP G. no sequence and acknowledgement UDP

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Identify the 2 methods to modify the routers boot sequence? A.) Setup program B.) Boot system commands C.) RXBoot D.) Config-register

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What is the virtual channel?

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