Configuring And troubleshooting routers Flashcards

1
Q

Data store on an IP host used to determine the interface over which to forward a packet

A

Routing table

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2
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Entry in the routing table representing a subnet in which the router has an active interface

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Directly connected routes

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3
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Entry in the routing table to represent the forwarding path that will be used if no other entries are matched

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Default route

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4
Q

One link in the path from a host to a router or from router to router. Each time a packet passes through a router it’s hip count or TTL is decreased by one.

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Hop

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5
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Counter field in the IP header recording the number of hops a packet can make before being dropped.

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Time to Live (TTL)

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Mechanism for splitting a layer 3 data gram between multiple frames to fit the maximum transmission unit of the underlying data link network.

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Fragmentation

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7
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Entry in the routing table that has been learned from another router via a dynamic routing protocol

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Dynamic routing

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8
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Algorithm used by routing protocols that select a forwarding path based on the next hop router with the lowest hop count to the destination network

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Distance vector

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9
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Algorithm used by routing protocols that build a complete network topology to use to select optimum forwarding paths

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Link state

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10
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Process whereby routers agree on routes through the network to establish the same network topology in their routing tables (steady state). The time taken to reach steady state is a measure of a routing protocols convergence performance.

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Convergence

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11
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Group of network prefixes under the administrative control of a single organization used to establish routing boundaries

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Autonomous system (AS)

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12
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Dynamic routing protocol used to exchange path forwarding information between routers in the same autonomous system

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Interior gateway protocol (IGP)

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13
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Dynamic routing pro tool used to exchange information about network paths in separate autonomous systems

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Exterior gateway protocol (EGP)

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14
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Distance vector based routing protocol that uses a hop count to determine the least cost path to a destination network

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Routing information protocol (RIP)

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15
Q

Advanced distance vector dynamic routing protocol using bandwidth and delay methods ice to establish optimum forwarding paths

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Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP)

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16
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Dynamic routing protocol that uses a link state algorithm and a hierarchical toplogy

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Open shortest path first (OSPF)

17
Q

Lath vector exterior gateway routing protocol used principally by ISPs to establish routing between autonomous systems.

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Border gateway protocol (BGP)

18
Q

Metric determining the trustworthiness of routes derived from different routing protocols

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Administrative distance (AD)

19
Q

Using network prefixes to aggregate routes to multiple network blocks (super netting). This replaced the old method of assigning class based up addresses based on the network size

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Classless inter domain routing (CIDR)

20
Q

Using network prefixes of different lengths with an IP network to create subnets of different sizes

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Variable length subnet masking (VLSM)

21
Q

Configuring a routers physical interface with multiple virtual interfaces connected to separate virtual LAN (VLAN) IDs over a trunk

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Subinterfaces

22
Q

Switch appliance capable of IP routing between virtual LAN (VLAN) subnets using hardware optimized path selection and forwarding

A

Layer 3 capable switch

23
Q

Cross platform command tools used display and manage the routing table on a Windows or Linux host

A

Route

24
Q

Diagnostic utilities that trace the route taken by a packet as it hops to the destination host on a remote network. Tracert is the windows implementation while trace route runs on Linux

A

Traceroute

25
Q

Troubleshooting issue where a routing table does not contain a required entry due either to manual misconfiguration or failure if a dynamic routing protocol update.

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Missing route

26
Q

Troubleshooting issue where a packet is forwarded between routers in a loop until it’s TTL expires.

A

Routing loop

27
Q

Topology where the return path is different to the forward path

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Asymmetrical routing

28
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Assessment of allowable signal loss over a fiber optic link

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Optical link budget