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CCNP switch slides 2 Flashcards

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Source

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http://quizlet.com/3373135/ccnp-switch-deck-2-flash-cards/

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How many links can be used in an EtherChannel?

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2-8 FE, GE, or 10GE are bundled.

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What types of link can an etherchannel be?

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access or trunk

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What are the restrictions for bundling into an Etherchannel?

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must be same type, speed, VLAN(s), native vlan, pass the same set of vlans,duplex, and spanning tree settings

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How are frames forwarded across a specific link?

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hashing algorithm

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What can the Etherchannel hash use?

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source IP, dest IP, combination of source and dest IP, source and dest MAC, or TCP/UDP port numbers

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What are the port channel load balancing methods?

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src-ip, dst-ip, src-dst-ip, src-mac, dst-mac, src-dst-mac, src-port, dst-port, src-dst-port

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What is the default mode of load balancing?

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src-dst-ip

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What are the two etherchannel negotiation protocols?

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PAgP (Cisco proprietary) and LACP (standards-based)

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What are the PAgP negotiation modes

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on (all ports channel), auto (channels when asked), and desirable(actively asks to form a channel)

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How does PAgP form etherchannels?

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only on ports that have same static VLANs or trunking. It also modifies parameters of the channel if one of the ports is modified

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What is a LACP priority?

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the priority is a 2 byte value followed by the MAC that decides which ports are actively participating in Etherchannel (lower=higher priority)

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How many potential links can LACP define?

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16, of which up to 8 are active. The others are in standby

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what is the range of PAgP channel group numbers?

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1 to 64

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By default, what submode does PAgP operate in with the desirable and auto modes?

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silent

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what should you do if you expect a PAgP capable switch at the other end vs. a server or host?

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configure non-silent submode

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What are the steps to configure a PAgP port channel?

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1-(opt) configure load balancing, 2-select the interface(s), 3-assign the protocol, 4-select the mode and submode

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What is the LACP priority range?

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1-65535 (def 32768) lower priority, higher probability

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How do you configure LACP standby links?

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LACP port priority

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What are the steps to configure a LACP port channel?

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1-(opt) set system priority, 2-select interface(s), 3-assign the protocol, 4-set the mode, 5-(opt) set the port priority

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If one end of an Etherchannel (either type) is set to on and the channel doesn’t form, what should you check?

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Both ends should be on because on modes doesn’t send PAgP or LACP packets

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What must the other end be set to if PAgP desirable or LACP active mode is selected?

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either desirable or auto mode

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Can two switches in the auto(PAgP) or passive (LACP) mode create a channel? Why?

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no because they only participate if asked

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What is the IEEE standard for STP?

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802.1D

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How are BPDUs spread?

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multicast to 01-80-c2-00-00-00

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What are the 2 types of BPDU?

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configuration and TCN

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How often are BPDUs sent?

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2 seconds (def)

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What is a bridge ID made up of?

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bridge priority and MAC

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What is the bridge priority range?

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0-65535 (def 32768) lower=better

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In a converged fabric, which switch(es) send config BPDUs?

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root

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How is root port decided upon?

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lowest cumulative cost to root

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32
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What is the cost of a 10 Mbps link?

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100

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What is the cost of a 100Mbps link?

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19

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What is the cost of a 1Gbps link?

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4

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What is the cost of a 10Gbps link?

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2

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How many designated ports are there?

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1 per segment

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If there are 2 ports with same root cost, how is the tie broken for designated port?

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1-lowest root bridge ID, 2-lowest root path cost, 3-lowest bridgeID, 4-lowest port ID

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What are the 5 STP states?

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disabled, blocking, listening, learning, forwarding

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What is the STP disabled state?

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admin down

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What is the STP blocking state?

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Can hear only BPDUs

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what is the STP listening state?

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can send and receive BPDUs

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What is the STP learning state?

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after forwarding delay, port can learn new MAC addresses

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What is the STP forwarding state?

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after another forwarding delay, the port can send and receive data frames, collect MAC addresses, and send and receove BPDUs

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What are the 5 steps to manualy configure STP?

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1-ID link path costs, 2-ID roodt bridge, 3-select root port (1/switch), 4-select designated port (1/segment), 5-ID blocking port

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What is the STP hello timer?

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Time between BPDUs sent by root bridge. Default of 2 seconds

46
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What is the STP forward delay timer?

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The time that a port spends in both listening and learning states . Default 15 seconds

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What is the STP Max Age timer?

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The time interval that a switch stores a BPDU before discarding it. Default 20 seconds

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What is the default network diameter?

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7 switches from root bridge

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Where should you change the network diameter value?

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Cisco recommends only on the root bridge

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What is a topology change?

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When a port moves into forwarding or from fowarding or learning to blocking.

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What happens when the topology changes?

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A TCN BPDU is sent out of the switch’s root port. The switch will continue sending TCN’s every hello interval until ack’d by upstream neighbor. The root bridge will send a Config BPDU to all switches

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What happens when switches receive a configuration BPDU?

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They shorten their bridge table aging times from default (300sec) to the fowarding delay (15 sec)

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What is a direct topology change?

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One that can be detected on a switch interface (ie. Up/down)

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What is an indirect topology change?

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The link status stays up, but something between them has failed or is filtering traffic

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What is an insignificant topology change?

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A host port goes up or down

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What is common spanning tree (CST)?

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Single instance of STP for all VLANs. BPDUs are sent over trunks using the native VLAN with untagged frames. Dot1q based

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What is Per VLAN STP (PVST)?

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Cisco proprietary. 1 instance of STP/VLAN. Requires ISL instead of dot1q

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What is PVST plus (PVST+)?

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allows devices to interoperate with PVST and CST. Can use both dot1q and ISL

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What is the port ID?

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16 bits (8b port priority, 8b port number)

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what is the port number range?

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0-255

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what is the port priority range?

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0-255 (lower is better)

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Where should STP timers be configured and why?

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on root, because the root bridge propagates timers with config BPDU

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How do you automatically configure STP timers

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use the spanning-tree root macro

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What is portfast?

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almost eliminates listening and learning states for single hosts on an access link

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What does the switchport host macro do?

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enables portfast, sets the port to access and disables PAgP

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What does uplinkfast do?

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enables switches at the end of the spanning tree branches to have a functioning root port while keeping 1 or more redundant potential ports in blocking mode. When the main fails, the other comes up.

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What are the gotchas for uplinkfast?

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should be used on access switches, can’t be used on root, keeps enabled switch from becoming root by raising priority of switch and all ports, making them undesirable

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How does uplinkfast handle changes in topology?

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notifies upstream neighbors by sending multicasts on behalf of hosts at the interval of the max update rate parameter.

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What is backbonefast?

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causes switch to actively determine whether alternative paths exist to root bridge in case ther eis an indirect failure

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How does backbonefast determine whether alternative paths exist?

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1- inferior BPDU on blocked-considered alternative, 2-inferior on root-all blocked ports considered alternate, 3-if inferior arrives on root and no blocked ports, assumes loss of connectivity to root

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What is a root link query (RLQ)?

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backbonefast uses RLQ to determine if upstream switches have stable connections to root bridge

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How does backbonefast work?

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by short-circuiting the max age timer

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How should backbonefast be configured?

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on all switches in network to enable RLQ request and reply

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When are new path costs from BPDUs computed on a switch?

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when the BPDU comes IN the switch.

75
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When is the UplinkFast command not allowed?

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On the root bridge switch.

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What are the 5 STP port states?

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Disabled-Blocking-Listening-Learning-Forwarding

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What is the STP Max Age timer?

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The time that a switch stores a BPDU before discarding it. Default is 20 seconds. Range is 6-40

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Define STP PVST.

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Per-VLAN Spanning Tree. Cisco Proprietary, and operates a separate instance of STP on each VLAN. Requires ISL encapsulation between switches. PVST and CST cannot easily coexist.

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How many root ports can a single switch have?

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Only ONE, that always points towards the root bridge!

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If a switch has BackboneFast and any blocked ports, what does it use to figure out alternate paths?

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The Root Link Query (RLQ) protocol.

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What is the STP path cost of 10G, 1G, 622M, 155M, 100M, and 10M?

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2, 4, 6, 14, 19, and 100

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What is the value range and default value of STP port priority?

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0-255, and defaults to 128.

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When should you use STP PortFast?

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Only from access layer switches to workstations.

CCNP Switch (16 decks)

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