Question 1: Routing inside an autonomous system is referred to as Responses: 1) interdomain 2) intradomain...

 

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Question 1: Routing inside an autonomous system is referred to as Responses: 1) interdomain 2) intradomain 3) out-of-domain 4) None of the choices are correct Question 2: Routing between autonomous systems is referred to as Responses: 1) interdomain routing 2) intradomain routing 3) out-of-domain 4) None of the choices are correct Question 3: In distance. Responses: 1) path vector 2) distance vector 3) link state 4) None of the choices are correct Question 4: In routing. routing, the least cost route between any two nodes is the route with the minimum routing. Responses: 1) path vector 2) distance vector 3) link state 4) None of the choices are correct each node maintains a vector (table) of minimum distances to every node. Question 5: In distance vector routing, each node periodically shares its routing table with whenever there is a change. Responses: 1) every other node 2) its immediate neighbors 3) one neighbor 4) None of the choices are correct Question 6: The Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is an intra domain routing based on Responses: 1) distance vector 2) link state 3) path vector 4) None of the choices are correct Question 7: The metric used by Responses: 1) OSPF 2) RIP 3) BGP 4) None of the choices are correct Question 8: In RIP, the Responses: 1) garbage collection is the hop count. Question 9: In RIP, the Responses: 1) garbage collection timer controls the advertising of regular update messages. 2) expiration 3) periodic 4) None of the choices are correct timer is used to purge invalid routes from the table. 2) expiration 3) periodic 4) None of the choices are correct and routing. Question 10: In RIP, the Responses: 1) garbage collection 2) expiration 3) periodic 4) None of the choices are correct Question 11: RIP uses the services of Responses: 1) TCP 2) UDP timer controls the validity of the route. 3) IP 4) None of the choices are correct Question 12: The routing uses the Dijkstra algorithm to build a routing table. Responses: 1) distance vector 2) link state 3) path vector 4) None of the choices are correct Question 14: The Question 13: The Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol is an intradomain routing protocol based on routing. Responses: 1) distance vector 2) link state 3) path vector 4) None of the choices are correct protocol allows the administrator to assign a cost, called the metric, to each route. Responses: 1) OSPF 2) RIP 3) BGP 4) None of the choices are correct Question 15: In OSPF, a Responses: 1) point-to-point 2) transient 3) stub 4) None of the choices are correct Question 16: In OSPF, a Responses: Question 17: In OSPF, a Responses: 1) point-to-point 2) transient 3) stub 4) None of the choices are correct Question 18: In OSPF, a Responses: 1) network link 2) router link link connects two routers without any other host or router in between. link is a network with several routers attached to it. 1) point-to-point 2) transient 3) stub 4) None of the choices are correct Question 19: Responses: 1) BGP link is a network connected to only one router. 3) summary link to network 4) None of the choices are correct defines the links of a network. is an interdomain routing protocol using path vector routing. 2) RIP 3) OSPF 4) None of the choices are correct Question 1: Routing inside an autonomous system is referred to as Responses: 1) interdomain 2) intradomain 3) out-of-domain 4) None of the choices are correct Question 2: Routing between autonomous systems is referred to as Responses: 1) interdomain routing 2) intradomain routing 3) out-of-domain 4) None of the choices are correct Question 3: In distance. Responses: 1) path vector 2) distance vector 3) link state 4) None of the choices are correct Question 4: In routing. routing, the least cost route between any two nodes is the route with the minimum routing. Responses: 1) path vector 2) distance vector 3) link state 4) None of the choices are correct each node maintains a vector (table) of minimum distances to every node. Question 5: In distance vector routing, each node periodically shares its routing table with whenever there is a change. Responses: 1) every other node 2) its immediate neighbors 3) one neighbor 4) None of the choices are correct Question 6: The Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is an intra domain routing based on Responses: 1) distance vector 2) link state 3) path vector 4) None of the choices are correct Question 7: The metric used by Responses: 1) OSPF 2) RIP 3) BGP 4) None of the choices are correct Question 8: In RIP, the Responses: 1) garbage collection is the hop count. Question 9: In RIP, the Responses: 1) garbage collection timer controls the advertising of regular update messages. 2) expiration 3) periodic 4) None of the choices are correct timer is used to purge invalid routes from the table. 2) expiration 3) periodic 4) None of the choices are correct and routing. Question 10: In RIP, the Responses: 1) garbage collection 2) expiration 3) periodic 4) None of the choices are correct Question 11: RIP uses the services of Responses: 1) TCP 2) UDP timer controls the validity of the route. 3) IP 4) None of the choices are correct Question 12: The routing uses the Dijkstra algorithm to build a routing table. Responses: 1) distance vector 2) link state 3) path vector 4) None of the choices are correct Question 14: The Question 13: The Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol is an intradomain routing protocol based on routing. Responses: 1) distance vector 2) link state 3) path vector 4) None of the choices are correct protocol allows the administrator to assign a cost, called the metric, to each route. Responses: 1) OSPF 2) RIP 3) BGP 4) None of the choices are correct Question 15: In OSPF, a Responses: 1) point-to-point 2) transient 3) stub 4) None of the choices are correct Question 16: In OSPF, a Responses: Question 17: In OSPF, a Responses: 1) point-to-point 2) transient 3) stub 4) None of the choices are correct Question 18: In OSPF, a Responses: 1) network link 2) router link link connects two routers without any other host or router in between. link is a network with several routers attached to it. 1) point-to-point 2) transient 3) stub 4) None of the choices are correct Question 19: Responses: 1) BGP link is a network connected to only one router. 3) summary link to network 4) None of the choices are correct defines the links of a network. is an interdomain routing protocol using path vector routing. 2) RIP 3) OSPF 4) None of the choices are correct