Path Determination
Which part of a router determines the route to forward a packet?
What is The IP routing table?
There is a ___ (#) step process for packet forwarding decision making?
What is 5?
Which command will allow you to view the IP routing table?
What is "show ip route"?
If the network admin wants to explicitly define a path for a specified network, what type of route will they use?
What is a Static Route?
What command is given to take the interface out of being administratively down?
What is "No Shutdown"?
What prefix does a default route have?
What is /0?
What layers does packet forwarding occur at?
What is Layer 2 and Layer 3?
What does the code "s" mean in the IP routing table?
What is the Static Route?
When a change in network topology requires the network to automatically adjust itself, what kind of route will be used?
What is a Dynamic Route?
What is the outcome of the following command?
ip address 192.168.0.5 255.255.255.0
What is setting the ipv4 address and subnet mask?
What is it called when a router will forward packets across two or more paths that have an equal cost metric to a destination?
What is equal cost load balancing?
The router then finds the matching prefix that is the ___ that is inside the routing table?
What is the Longest matching prefix?
What must a remote network have?
What is a directly connected network?
What type of route is best suited for a large, always growing network?
What is a Dynamic Route?
What is the command for encrypting a password on a router?
What is "service password-encryption"?
What determines the best path to use to reach a destination?
What is the IP route with the lowest cost metric?
Why will the packet be dropped by the router?
What is there is no match in the routing table?
What is a child route?
What is a subnet of the classful network?
Routing protocols have been used since the late 1980's. One of the first was RIP. What year was RIPv1 released?
What is 1988?
What is the shorter command to get into an interface on the command line?
What is "int"?
What is equal cost load balancing formatted as?
What is dynamic routing protocol?
What does "CEF" stand for?
What is Cisco Express Forwarding?
What will trigger a router to use a default route?
What is no manually configured route to a destination IP address?
When a router has two or more paths to a destination with equal cost, the router forwards. The packets using both paths equally. This is called what?
What is load balancing?
What command is given in order to enable ipv6 on a router?
What is "ipv6 unicast-routing"?