Practical Flashcards

1
Q

What is the cider for the private A class network?
10.0.0.0

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What is the cider for the private B class network?
172.16.0.0

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3
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What is the cider for the private C class network?
192.168.0.0

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4
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What is the cider for the Default D class network?
224.0.0.0

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5
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What is the cider for the default E class network
240.0.0.0

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6
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What is the cider for multicast traffic?
224.0.0.0

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7
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What is the cider for the supernet of Class D/E?
224.0.0.0

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8
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When trying to enable rip and deny unneeded multicast what is the first and second part of the permit statement and how do I deny multicast traffic?

A

Closest int too the source
224.0.0.9
224.0.0.0 15.255.255.255

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9
Q

How do I deny a smurf/fraggle attack?

A

deny ip any host (broadcast address of host)

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10
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What’s the syntax for blocking an ip from using my own networks id

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deny ip (net id / w/c) any

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11
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How do I prevent spoofing my own ip if it 224.0.16.1 /3

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deny ip 224.0.16.1 w/c any

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12
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What’s the cider of a loopback address?
127.0.0.0

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