Module 3 / Unit 1 / Routing Flashcards

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What is a directly connected route?

A

A host or subnet connected to one of the router’s interfaces.

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An entry in a routing table will list the destination network address and netmask plus a gateway and metrics. What other piece of information is required

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Interface - the local port used to route to the destination.

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3
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If a routing protocol carries a subnet mask field for route updates, what feature of IP routing does the routing protocol suppo

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Classless addressing (subnetting and supernetting).

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True or false? A router would normally have more than one network interface.

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True. Routers with a single interface (a “router on a stick”) might be used to route between VLANs though.

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What does it mean if a routing protocol converges to a steady state quickly?

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Changes to the network topology are propagated between routers quickly. This makes the network quicker and more reliable.

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Which general class of dynamic routing protocol provides the best convergence performance?

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Link-state.

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7
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What routing metric might you prioritize for a VoIP application?

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Latency (minimizing delay) is important.

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What is an ASN and how does it assist route aggregation?

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An Autonomous System Number (ASN) identifies a group of network prefixes under the administrative control of a single entity (such as an ISP). The AS can be advertised to other AS through a single prefix (route aggregation), hiding the complexity of the internal network from other autonomous systems.

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9
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When might an Administrative Distance metric be factored into routing decisions?

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When a router obtains routes from multiple different routing protocols the AD metric is an index of routing protocol reliability.

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What is the purpose of HSRP and VRRP?

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Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) and Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) allow multiple physical router appliances to act as the same logical router, providing redundancy, load balancing, and failover.

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11
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How would you view the routing table on a Linux PC?

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Just enter “route” without any other parameters.

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If you receive a “Request timed out” error message when using ping, what would you attempt next?

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Use tracert to try to identify the routing problem.

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13
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What tool(s) could you use to measure link statistics over time?

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pathping or mtr.

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14
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What is a looking glass site?

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A server allowing third parties to inspect the routing infrastructure of an autonomous system, assisting troubleshooting.

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