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Debugging.
Password recovery.
Routing data between networks.
Troubleshooting.
Connecting one router to another.
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Connects peripherals in a single location.
Connects multiple networks in a single building.
Provides connectivity on a LAN.
Provides connectivity over a large geographic area.
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Switching.
Static addressing.
IETF standardization.
Dynamic or static routing.
Consistent end-to-end addressing.
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Straight-through cable.
Terminal emulation software.
Rollover cable.
RJ-45 to DB-9 connector.
V.35 cable.
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Bits per second.
Data bits.
Parity.
Stop bits.
Flow control.
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Routers.
Communication servers.
Transceivers.
Modems.
Multi-port repeaters.
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Contains startup configuration file.
Stores routing table.
Holds fast switching cache.
Retains contents when power is removed.
Stores running configuration file.
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Can be accessed remotely.
Does not depend on network services.
Displays startup and error messages by default.
Does not require special components.
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CPU.
Hard drive.
Input/output interfaces.
Keyboard.
Monitor.
System bus.
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Twisted.
Crossover.
Rollover.
Straight.
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Metal-oxide memory.
Read only memory.
Flash memory.
Non-volatile random access memory.
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Packet configuration
Configuration files.
Flash memory.
Internal components.
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A crossover cable between the transceiver on a router and a switch.
A crossover cables between a switch and hosts on a LAN.
A straight-through cable between the auxiliary port on a router and a switch.
A rollover cable between the console port on a router and a switch.
Straight-through cables between a switch and hosts on a LAN.
A straight-through cable between the transceiver on a router and a switch.
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Volatile random access memory.
Read only memory.
Non-volatile random access memory
Flash memory.
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Physical layer.
Application layer.
Transport layer.
Data link layer.
Session layer
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Provide temporary memory for the router configuration files.
Connect the router to the network for packet entry and exit.
Can be on the motherboard or a separate module.
Hold the IOS image.
Connect the router to LANs and WANs.
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Troubleshooting problems.
Monitoring the system.
Capturing LAN data packets.
Configuring the router.
Routing data packets.
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ARP tables.
Bridging tables.
Routing tables.
Switching tables.
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Stores the routing table.
Retains contents when power is removed.
Stores the startup configuration file.
Contains the running configuration file.
Stores the ARP table.
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Holds the startup configuration by default.
Can be upgraded with single in-line memory modules.
Stores Cisco IOS software images
Stores routing table information by default.
Maintains the only copy of an IOS image after the router is booted.
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