Plural Sight - Dynamic Routing Flashcards

1
Q

What does metric stand for and give me some examples?

A

A value that represents the cost of a path to a network prefix aka destination.

  1. Hop count
  2. Bandwidths
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2
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What are the two routing protocol categories?

A

Exterior gateway protocol

Interior gateway protocol

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3
Q

What is an example of an exterior gateway protocol and what are some of its features?

A

Border gateway protocol :

  1. Considered a path vector protocol:
    - You can setup specific paths for your network traffic
    - You can get very detailed
    - Implement routing policies that were set up with your ISP so you won’t have un wanted traffic on your line.
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4
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What is IGP stand for and how is it broken down?

A

Interior gateway protocol

2 categoríes:

  • distance vector
  • link state
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5
Q

What does distance vector mean?

A

Distance: the receiving router know know how far a network is from it

Vector: which path to take

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6
Q

What is Link state?

A

Exchanges information when a link goes up with entire network

Uses shortest path first algorithm

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7
Q

What protocols fall under distance vector?

A

RIPv1
RIPv2
IGRP - interior gateway protocol
EIGRP - Ehanced interior gateway protocol

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8
Q

What are examples of Link state protocols?

A

OSPF

IS-Is -intermediate systems to intermediate systems

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9
Q

What are the administrative distances for the follow protocols?

Directly connected

Static route

EIGRP

OSPF

IS-IS

RIP

A

Directly connected = 0

Static route= 1

EIGRP = 90

OSPF = 110

IS-IS = 115

RIP = 120

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10
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What is administrative distance used for?

A

Allows the router to choose which route it will use to get to the destination and that route then gets added to the routing table.

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11
Q

What is Metric used for?

A

It is used to determine which path to use when you have more than one way to get to the destination

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12
Q

Examples of metric?

Directly connected = ?

Static route = ?

EGIRP =?

OSPF =

IS-IS =?

RIP =?

A

Directly connected = none

Static route = none

EGIRP = bandwidth and delay of line that a engineer can modify

OSPF = bandwidth

IS-IS = varies custom metric

RIP = hop count

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13
Q

What version of Rip is on by default?

How do you change the version?

A

Version 1

To enable router rip v2

Config t
Router rip

Rip version 2

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14
Q

What command must you disable when running ripv2?

A

Auto summary

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15
Q

Which is faster at converging (letting routers know that a link went down)

Rip or OSPF?

A

Hands down OSPF?

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