Test 3

Question 1

Each router interface represents an

Answer 1

Internetwork

Question 2

Each routers maintains a table of known network IP addresses

Answer 2

• Networks to which they are directly connected

- Networks to which other routers are connected

Question 3

Routers pass the contents of their routing table to

Answer 3

their neighbor ( peer ) routers

Question 4

Routing tables often contain numerous

Answer 4

Network ip addresses

Question 5

It would take considerable bandwidth and time to transmit

Answer 5

All of these network IP addresses

Question 6

In large inter-networks _______________________ of network IP addresses can exist

Answer 6

hundreds, or even thousands,

Question 7

Why is it problematic for routers to maintain hundreds or thousands in their routing tables?

Answer 7

Requires memory to store

Requires time to transmit to other routers

Question 8

is a method of representing a series of network IP addresses in a single “summary” network IP address

Answer 8

Route summarization

Question 9

Router summarization is also referred to as:

Answer 9

Route aggregation

Supernetting

Question 10

Is the reverse of subnetting

Answer 10

Route summarization

Question 11

can reduce the number of network IP addresses that a router must maintain, or transmit to other routers

Answer 11

Route summarization

Question 12

Route summarization only works if the network address numbers are

Answer 12

consecutive

Question 13

Recognize that route summarization , or super-netting, creates a larger single network from

Answer 13

the smaller networks

Question 14

Route summarizations must contain ____________ network IP addresses

Answer 14

powers of 2