Chapter 10; Routing Protocols

Question 1

A virtual router in a HSRP group has a __ __ __ and a __ __ __. pg. 320

Answer 1

virtual IP address and a virtual MAC address

Question 2

T/F HSRP creates a made-up MAC address. pg. 320

Answer 2

True

Question 3

OUI pg. 321

Answer 3

Organizationally unique identifier

Question 4

What part of the MAC address defines the HSRP group #? pg. 321

Answer 4

last 8 bits of the address are the hexadecimal representation of the HSRP group #

Question 5

How does a router store an HSRP MAC address? pg. 322

Answer 5

added to the ARP cache of every router in the HSRP group

Question 6

What is the primary function of the HSRP timer? pg. 322

Answer 6

ensures communication between routers

Question 7

What do HSRP timers include? pg. 322

Answer 7

hello, hold, active, and standby

Question 8

What is a Hello Timer? pg. 322

Answer 8

the defined interval during which each of the routers send out Hello messages

Question 9

How often does the Hello Timer identify the state of each router by default? pg. 322

Answer 9

3 seconds

Question 10

Which protocol allows a group of routers to form a single virtual router? pg. 324

Answer 10

VRRP / Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

Question 11

What status types of routers does an HSRP group have? pg. 324

Answer 11

one active, at least one standby and many listening routers

Question 12

What status types of routers does VRRP group have? pg. 324

Answer 12

one master and one or more backup router