Day 08 Flashcards - IPv4 Addresses (Part 2)
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What is the formula to calculate the maximum number of hosts in a network?
(2^n)-2<div>(n = number of host bits)</div>
Which IPv4 address class contains a total of 128 networks?
Class A
Which IPv4 address class contains a total of 16,384 networks?<br></br>
Class B
Which IPv4 address class contains a total of 2,097,152 networks?<br></br>
Class C
Which IPv4 address class allows a total of 16,777,214 hosts per network?<br></br>
Class A
Which IPv4 address class allows a total of 65,534 hosts per network?<br></br>
Class B
Which IPv4 address class allows a total of 254 hosts per network?<br></br>
Class C
If an interface has the <b>shutdown</b>command applied to it, what will the ‘status’ column of <b>show ip interface brief</b>display?
administratively down
The ‘Status’ field of the <b>show ip interface brief</b>command shows the Layer […] status of the interface.
1
The ‘Protocol’ field of the<b>show ip interface brief</b>command shows the Layer […] status of the interface.<br></br>
2
The ‘[…]’ field of the<b>show ip interface brief</b>command shows the Layer 1 status of the interface.<br></br>
Status
The ‘[…]’ field of the<b>show ip interface brief</b>command shows the Layer 2 status of the interface.<br></br>
Protocol
Interfaces on Cisco [<i>device type</i>]are <b>administratively down</b>by default.
routers
Interfaces on Cisco [<i>device type</i>]are NOT<b>administratively down</b>by default.<br></br>
switches
Command to configure an IP address on an interface:<div>R1(config-if)# […]</div>
<b>ip address </b><i>ip-address subnet-mask</i><div><i><br></br></i></div><div>ie.</div><div>R1(config-if)# <b>ip address 192.168.0.254 255.255.255.0</b></div>
Command to configure a description on an interface:<div>R1(config-if)# […]</div>
<b>description </b><i>description</i><div><i><br></br></i></div><div>ie.</div><div>R1(config-if)#<b> description ## to SW1 ##</b></div>
Display the configured description of each interface on a router:<div>R1# […]</div>
<b>show interfaces description</b>