Packet Forwarding Flashcards
Forwarding of network traffic from a layer 2 perspective users what information?
Destination MAC address
What type of network device helps reduce the size of a collision domain?
Switch
Forwarding of network traffic from layer 3 perspective uses what information?
Destination IP Address
What type of network device reduce the size of a broadcast domain?
Router
The ____________ can be directly correlated to the MAC address table.
CAM
A ___________ forwarding architecture provides increased port density and forwarding scalability.
Distributed
CEF is composed of which components? (Choose two)
A) Routing Information Base B) Forwarding Information Base C) Label Information Base D) Adjacency Table E) MAC address table
Fowarding Information Base & Adjacency Table
Ethernet commonly uses __________ to forward data on the Link Layer.
MAC Addresses
Ethernet devices use ___________ to ensure only one device talks at the same time in a collision domain.
CSMA/CD (Collision Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection)
A Switch maintains a table of __________ that are associated to a specific device.
MAC (Media Access Control) Addresses
When a switch forwards a packet out of every port except the one that it was received on, this is known as a __________?
Unicast Broadcast
All devices that reside in the same layer 2 segment are in the same ____________.
Broadcast Domain
__________ creates a logical segmentation by creating multiple broadcast domains on the same network switch.
VLANS (Virtual LANs)
T/F - VLAN 0 is reserved for 802.1P traffic and cannot be modified or deleted.
True
T/F - VLAN 1 is the default VLAN and cannot be modified or deleted.
True
VLANs 2 to 1001 are in the normal range but can not be added, deleted, or modified.
False (These are normal, but they CAN be added, deleted, or modified)