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1.1.1 What is causing so much strain on bandwidth? 1.1.2 What three devices create smaller 1. collision domains? This process of 2. creating smaller collision and broadcast domains is referred to as segmentation 3. What device creates a smaller broadcast domain? What is the word used to describe creating smaller collision and broadcast domains? 1.1.3 What device segments networks through the process of microsegmentation? Why does anyone ever use a hub? 1.1.4 What’s a virtual circuit? 1.1.5 How does an Ethernet switch can learn the address of each device on the network? 1.1.6 What’s symmetric switching? 1.1.7 What’s asymmetric switching? 1.1.8 What’s store-and-forward switching? What’s cut-through switching? What are the two types of cut-through switching? 1.2.2 :What is frame filtering? What is frame tagging? Which is IEEE's preferred Frame filtering /frame tagging implementation of VLANs (802.1q)? 1.2.4 Are members of the same VLAN ALSO YES /NO/CLUELESS members of the same collision domain. Can VLANs, break up broadcast YES /NO/CLUELESS domains? 1.2.6 List three characteristics of static 1. VLANS. 2. 3. 1.2.7 In dynamic VLANs, the switch can recognize when a host has switched YES /NO/CLUELESS ports and automatically reconfigure the port. 1.3.1 What are the 4 LAN Design goals? 1. 2. 3. 4. 1.3.4 List one design goal at Layer 1. List one design goal at Layer 2. List one design goal at Layer 3. 1.3.6 What’s the meter limitation for Category 5 UTP Ethernet? 1.3.7 What are two factors that will 1. negatively affect the performance of a 2. network? 1.4.1 What two basic router functions does 1. dynamic routing depend upon in order 2. to be successful? 1.4.2 IGRP can use 7 metrics to determine 1. best paths. What are they? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1.4.3 List three classes of routing protocols. 1. 2. 3. 1.4.4 What is convergence? 1.4.7 Name 4 interior routing protocols. 1. 2. 3. 4. 1.4.8 How often does IGRP send routing updates? 1.4.9 Which command defines IGRP as an Foster(config)#router igrp 10 IP routing protocol? Foster(config-if)#router igrp 10 Which command specifies any directly Foster(config-router)#network 10.0.0.0 connected networks? Foster(config-router)>network 10.0.0.0 1.5.1 Access lists can only do 2 things to 1. traffic through a router’s interface. 2. What are they? 1.5.2 What is implied at the end of every ACL? 1.5.3 To make the following statement true, what ONE word is required? There can be only ______access list, for ______protocol, on ______interface, in _____ direction. 1.5.7 In ACLs, what is the shortcut for 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255? 1.5.9 Where do you put an extended ACL? as close as possible to the (source or (extended ACLs can filter using source destination) of traffic denied and/or destination addresses). 1.6.2 What does Novell Netware use for Layer 4 connection-oriented services? 1.6.3 How many bits are in the network portion of an IPX address? How many bits are in the host portion of an IPX address? 1.6.4 What’s the Cisco IOS name for Ethernet_II? 1.6.5 Novell Networks have their own layer 3 routing protocol. What’s it called? If two or more paths have the same hop count, what will the router do? 1.6.6 By default, how often to SAPs occur? Do routers forward SAP broadcasts? YES/NO/I’m blonde 1.6.7 Think about this ---- When does a GNS SAP occur? 1.6.8 For each of the four major IPX configuration tasks, circle the mode you need to be in. 1. enable the IPX routing process Global configuration 2. enable load-sharing if Global configuration apprpriate 3. assign unique network Global configuration numbers to each router interface 4. set the IPX encapsulation type Global configuration if it is different from the default Ethernet_II (arpa) 1.6.9 What command shows the number and types of packets? Are debug commands used for Troubleshooting monitoring troubleshooting or monitoring?