A.802.1 B.Framerelay C.HDLC D.PPP E.SLIP F.PAP
A. 10 Mbps Ethernet B. 56 kbps serial C. 100 Mbps Ethernet D. 1,544 Mbps serial E. 1000 Mbps Ethernet
A. It confines network instability to a single area of network. B. It increases the routing overhead of the network C. It supports VLSM D. It routes between Autonomous Systems. E. It allows extensive control of routing updates F. None of the above
A. VTP B. ISL C. CDP D. 802.1Q E. 802.1p F. LLC
A. It is the individual link cost based on latency B. It is the sum of the costs based on bandwidth C. It is the total hop count D. It is dynamically determined based on load
A. 255.255.255.0 B. 255.255.255.240 C. 255.255.255.248 D. 255.255.255.252 E. 255.255.255.254
A. ROM, Flash, NVRAM B. ROM, TFTP server, Flash C. Flash, TFTP server, ROM D. Flash, NVRAM, RAM
A. Make sure that the server can be reached across the network. B. Check the authentication for TFTP access to the server is set. C. Assure that the network server as adequate space for the IOS image. D. Verify file naming and path requirements. E. Make sure that the server can store binary files. F. Adjust the TCP window size to speed up the transfer.
A. Only routers can split boundaries (horizons) between concentric networks. B. Each AS must keep routing tables converged to prevent dead routes from being advertised across boundaries. C. Networks can only remain fully converged if all information is sent out all active interfaces. D. Information about a route should not be sent back in the direction from which the original update came. E. Distance vector protocols need fall back routers that are responsible for momentary loops.
A. The source device will only retransmit lost packets on the request of the destination device. B. The source device starts a timer when it sends a segment and retransmits if an acknowledgment is not received before the timer expires. C. The destination device acknowledges receipt of a segment by sending a packet with a new sequence number and the ACK bit sent. D. The destination device acknowledges receipt of a segment by sending a packet that indicates the next sequence number it expects. E. If the destination device does not receive a segment, all segments are retransmitted. F. The source device keeps a record of all segments sent and expects and acknowledgment of each.