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Day 09 Flashcards - Switch Interfaces

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Front

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Back

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In the output of <b>show ip interface brief</b>, router interfaces will be in the […]/[…] state by default.

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administratively down/down

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In the output of<b>show ip interface brief</b>, switchinterfaces will be in the […]/[…] state by default if connected to another device.<br></br>

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up/up

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In the output of<b>show ip interface brief</b>, switchinterfaces will be in the […]/[…] state by default if not connected to another device.<br></br>

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down/down

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What is the default <b>speed</b>setting of an interface?

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<b>auto</b>

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What is the default <b>duplex</b>setting of an interface?<br></br>

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<b>auto</b>

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Configure a speed of 100 Mbps on an interface:<div>SW1(config-if)# […]</div>

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<b>speed 100</b>

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Configure full duplex on an interface:<div>SW1(config-if)# […]</div>

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<b>duplex full</b>

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9
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Which command lets you configure multiple interfaces at the same time?

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<b>interface range</b>

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10
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In […] duplex mode, an interface can send and receive data at the same time.

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full

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11
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In […] duplex mode, an interface cannot send and receive data at the same time.<br></br>

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half

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Ethernet hubs operate at Layer […] of the OSI model.

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1

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Ethernet devices use […] to detect and prevent collisions on half-duplex interfaces.

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CSMA/CD

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14
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What does CSMA/CD stand for?

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Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection

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All devices connected to an Ethernet hub are in the same […] domain.

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collision

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16
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Are all devices connected to an Ethernet switch in the same collision domain?

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No

17
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Devices attached to an Ethernet hub must operate in […] duplex mode.

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half

18
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Devices attached to a switch can operate in […] duplex mode.

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full

19
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Which <b>show interfaces</b>error counter?<div>-Counts frames that are smaller than the minimum frame size (64 bytes)</div>

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runts

20
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Which<b>show interfaces</b>error counter?<br></br><div>-Counts frames that are larger than the maximum frame size (1518 bytes)</div>

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giants

21
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Which<b>show interfaces</b>error counter?<br></br><div>-Counts frames that failed their error check in the Ethernet FCS trailer.</div>

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CRC

22
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Which<b>show interfaces</b>error counter?<br></br><div>-Counts frames that have an incorrect/illegal format.</div>

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frame

23
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Which<b>show interfaces</b>error counter?<br></br><div>-Total of various counters of errors received by the device</div>

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input errors

24
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Which<b>show interfaces</b>error counter?<br></br><div>-Frames the switch tried to send, but failed due to an error</div>

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output errors

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