NET-08-P1 Dynamic Routing Flashcards

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The purpose of these protocols is to map networks and update routing tables with the shortest routes, in a fully automatic and independent manner

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Dynamic Routing

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2
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Indicates that the route was manually created by an administrator to reach a specific network

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Routing Source Codes: S

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indicates that the route was learned dynamically from another router

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Routing Source Codes: EIGRP

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4
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Indicates that the route was learned dynamically from another router using OSPF routing protocol

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Routing Source Codes: O

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5
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is a measurable value assigned by the routing protocol to different routes based on the usefulness of the route

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metric

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6
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This metric will choose the path with the least amount of hops, where hops refer to the router

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Routing Protocol Metrics: RIP - Routing information Protocol

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7
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This metric is based on cumulative bandwidth from source to destination and will choose the path with the highest bandwidth

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Routing Protocol Metrics: OSPF - Open Shortest Path First

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8
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are routing protocols used within an autonomous system (AS), such as company routers

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Protocol Types - Interior Gateway Protocols (IGP)

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9
Q

are used to map routes between AS’s and are mainly used by ISPs

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Exterior Gateway Protocols - EGP

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10
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What is the difference between Vector vs Link-State

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how the protocols discover topology and the way they share routing information with the routers

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11
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is a routing algorithm that calculates the best path for a packet based on the factors of distance and vector

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Distance Vector

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12
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The distance between the router and the destination network, based on the metric of number of hops (routers)

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Distance

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13
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The outgoing interface and the direction to the path that leads to the destination network

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Vector

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14
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routing protocols include complete network topology maps

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Link State

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15
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The map is created based on information gathered from all routers on the network

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Network Map

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16
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Link state routing protocols do not broadcast information regularly. Updates are only sent when a change occurs on the network

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Network Changes

17
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is a feature used in all routing protocols. its purpose is to disable routing updates on specific interfaces which decreases resource usage and increase security

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Passive Interface Feature

18
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What is STP

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Spanning Tree Protocol

19
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What is BGP

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Border Gateway Protocol

20
Q

What is the parameter for Administrative Distance

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AD value is 120

21
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is a feature that allows automatic summarization of routes to their classful network. often disabled because most address schemes in networks today do not allow address summaries without compromising communication

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Auto-Summarization Feature

22
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Keeps track of changes in the topology, such as when a new network is added or when a link fails

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OSPFv2

23
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this packet is sent every 10 seconds to all OSPF-enabled routers

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Hello intervals

24
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When a router does not receive a “hello” packet from its neighbor within 40 seconds, it will consider that neighbor “dead” and will start looking for alternative routes

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Dead intervals

25
Q

A router uses this to advertise the routing topology to all other local routers in the same OSPFv2 areas

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LSA - Link State Advertisement

26
Q

stores received LSA packets, adter the routers enable OSPFv2 to use the SPF algorithm to calculate the routes

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Link State Database

27
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When an adjacency is initialized, OSPFv2 exchanges this packet to describe the content of the topological database

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Database Description

28
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If a router notices that parts of its topological database are outdated. It will send this link to a neighbor for more updated versions of those components

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Link State Request

29
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messages are responses to LSR message

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Link State Update