CCNA ICND 1 Part 2
- 1.Which three of the following components are common to routers, switches, and Computers?
- A.
RAM
- B.
CPU
- C.
Motherboard
- D.
Keyboard
- 2.Which two types of ports do routers have?
- A.
Printer
- B.
Console
- C.
Network
- D.
CD-ROM
- E.
USB
- 3.Which two statements best decribe the functions of a router in a network
- A.
Routers maintain their routing tables and ensure that other routers know of changes in the network
- B.
Routers use the routing table to determine where to forward packets
- C.
Routers strengthen the signal over large distances in a network
- D.
Routers create larger collision domains
- E.
Routers use ICMP to communicate network information from their own routing table with other routers
- 4.Which three of the following statements about the path determination process are accurate?
- A.
Routers evaluate the available paths to a destination
- B.
The routing process uses metrics and administrative distances when evaluating network paths
- C.
Dynamic routing occurs when the network admin configures information on each router
- D.
Dynamic routing when the information is learned using routing information that is obtained from routing protocols
- E.
A default route holds an explicit route to every network
- F.
The routing table holds multiple entries per network
- 5.Which one of the following containst routing information that helps a router determine the routing path?
- A.
IP address
- B.
MAC address
- C.
Routing table
- D.
Routing protocol
- 6.Which three of the following statements describe the functon of routing tables
- A.
Routing provide an ordered list of known network addresses
- B.
Routing tables are maintained through the transmission of MAC addresses
- C.
Routing tables contain metrics that are used to determine the disirability of the route
- D.
Routing table associations tell a router that a particular destination is either directly connected to the router or that it can be reached via another router (the next hop router) on the wat to the final destination
- E.
When a router recieves an incoming packet, it uses the source address and searches the routing table to find the best path for the data from that source
- F.
Routing tables are used to compare which routing protocols allow reaching the destination network
- 7.What three are most commonly used by routing protools to determine a network path
- A.
Hop count
- B.
Bandwith
- C.
Delay
- D.
Packet length
- E.
Distance
- F.
Quantity
- 8.Which three statements accurately describe a distance vector protocol?
- A.
RIP was developed by Cisco to address the issues that are associated with routing in medium-sized LAN's
- B.
Examples of this protocol include RIP
- C.
This protocol determines the direction (vector) and distance (hop count) to any network in the internetwork
- D.
A router needs to know the entire path to every network segment
- E.
This process is also known as "routing by rumor"
- F.
Routers that are running the distance vector routing protocol send periodic updates only when there are changes in the network
- 9.Which three statements accurately describe a link-state routing protocol?
- A.
The link-state database is used to calculate the paths with the highest bandwidths on the network
- B.
Link-State routing protocols respond quickly to network changes
- C.
In link-state routing protocols, each router periodically sends messages to the network, listing the routers to which it is directly connected and also information about whether the link to each router is active
- D.
LS routing protocols send periodic updates (LS refreshes) at long time intervals, approx once every 30 mins
- E.
In LS routing protocols, every router tries to build it's own internal map of the network topology
- F.
LS routing protocols send periodic detailed routing tables eeven tho network changes have occurred
- 10.All computers function using the?
- A.
Base-10 system
- B.
Decimal system
- C.
Numeric system
- D.
Binary system
- 11.IP addresses are represented using?
- A.
32-bit binary numbers
- B.
16-bit decimal numbers
- C.
8-bit binary numbers
- D.
Eight sets of 4-bit decimal numbers
- 12.How many octets does a Class A network have in the host field?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 13.What's the practical minimum number of bits that can be borrowed to form a subnet?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 14.Using six subnet bits, how many usable subnets are created?
- A.
58
- B.
60
- C.
62
- D.
66
- 15.How many host addresses can be used in a Class C network
- A.
253
- B.
254
- C.
255
- D.
256
- 16.What is the max number of bits that can be borrowed to create a subnet for a Class C network?
- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
6
- D.
8
- 17.A subnet mask tells the router to look at which portions of an IP address?
- A.
Mask and host bits
- B.
Host and network bits
- C.
Host and subnet bits
- D.
Network and subnet bits
- 18.If a router does not match the appropriate address portions to a number on its routing table, it?
- A.
Sends the packet back to the sender
- B.
Passes the packet to the next router in the hierarchy
- C.
Adds that number to its table
- D.
Discards the packet
- 19.Which of the following subnet masks falls on octet boundaries?
- A.
255.255.0.0
- B.
255.255.255.254
- C.
255.128.0.0
- D.
255.0.0.0
- 20.Which two of the following are binary default subnet masks?
- A.
11111111.00000000.00000000.00000000
- B.
11111111.11111111.010000000.00000000
- C.
11111111.11111111.11111111.000000000
- D.
255.255.224.0
- 21.Which part of the IP address 172.17.128.47 does the subnet mask 255.255.0.0 tell the router to look for?
- A.
172.17.128.47
- B.
172.17.128
- C.
172.17
- D.
10.172.47
- 22.To see how many bits you should borrow from the host portion of the network address to give you the number of subnets that you need, you should?
- A.
Subtract the value of subnets that you need from the host portion
- B.
Add the bit values from the right to the left until the total (decimal value) is just greatere than the number of subnets that you need
- C.
Add the bit values from left to right until the total (decimal value) is just greater thatn the number of subnets that you need
- D.
Subtract the number of subnets that you need from the network portion
- 23.How should you power up a Cisco router?
- A.
Presst he reset button
- B.
Turn the power switch to on
- C.
Connect the fiber cable to another router
- D.
Attach the power cable plug to the router power supply socket
- 24.When you start a Cisco router, what shoudl you see on the console?
- A.
Cisco IOS software debug messages
- B.
The diagnostic console menu
- C.
Cisco IOS software output text
- D.
A graphical picture showing the real time status of the LED
- 25.What is the primary purpose of setup mode on a Cisco router?
- A.
To display the current router config
- B.
To complete hardware and interface testing
- C.
To bring up a minimal feature config
- D.
To fully configure a Cisco router for IP routing
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