Referring to the commands shown, what command must next be used on the branch router prior to traffic being sent to the router router?
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Novell NetWare has an Ethernet frame type called Ethernet_SNAP. What is the matching Cisco command line keyword for this encapsulation method? A.) arpa B.) sap C.) snap D.) gns E.) dix F.) novell-ether
What is the most common layer 2 device? A. Hub B. Router C. Switch D. Repeater
which is following route will be used to froword data in a situation where a routing table tables contains static ,RIP,IGRP routes destined to the same network with each set to its default administrative distance
How is rip different from igrp?
what is different between semi-managed and managed Switch ?
What is the purpose and default value of the CDP timer command? A.) 90 seconds; interval before an entry expires B.) 60 seconds; interval between updates C.) 60 seconds; interval before an entry expires D.) 90 seconds; interval between updates
what are the different asymmetric algorithms?
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
Which term describes the process in which frames from one network system are placed inside the frames of another network system? A. bridging B. tunnelling C. data link control D. generic routing E. packet switching
Which two of the following are valid ways to have multiple encapsulation types on a single interface? A.) This is not possible B.) subinterfaces C.) additional physical interfaces D.) secondary addresses
Given the following static route command, 'ip route 3.3.3.0 255.255.255.0 4.4.4.4 125', which portion represents the administrative distance? A.) 3.3.3.0 B.) 255.255.255.0 C.) 4.4.4.4 D.) route E.) 125
Which type of switching reads just the address portion of the frame and then immediately starts forwarding it? A.) Cut-Through B.) Store-and-Forward C.) Tabling D.) Routing E.) Inverse ARP F.) Fast Forward