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CCNP ROUTING AND SWITCHING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS number 001
CCNP ROUTING AND SWITCHING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS number 001
(if
used correctly)?
A. Repeaters
B. Routers
C. DLC
D. Switches
E. Bridges
2. Choose the three layers Cisco uses for
building its hierarchical internetwork
model.
A. Fundamental
B. Distribution
C. IGRP
D. Core
E. Backbone
F. Access
3. Identify the characteristics of a scalable
internetwork.
A. Reliability
B. Responsiveness
C. Efficiency
D. Adaptability
E. Accessibility
F. All of
the above
4. What is the primary function of the Core
layer?
A. To distribute client/server router
information
B. To provide an optimized and reliable transport structure
C. To provide access to various parts of the
internetwork, as well as
to
services
D. To provide access to corporate resources for
a workgroup or users
on a
local segment
5. What is the primary function of the
Distribution layer?
A. To distribute client/server router
information
B. To provide an optimized and reliable
transport structure
C. To provide access to various parts of the internetwork, as well as
to services
D. To provide access to corporate resources for
a workgroup or users
on a local segment
6. What is the purpose of the Access layer?
A. To distribute client/server router information
B. To provide an optimized and reliable
transport structure
C. To provide access to various parts of the
internetwork, as well as
to
services
D. To provide access to corporate resources for a workgroup or users
on a local segment
7. How do LAN switches improve performance on a
LAN?
A. By filtering via logical address
B. By regenerating the digital signal
C. By employing packet-switching that permits
high-speed data
exchanges
D. By employing frame-switching that permits high-speed data
Exchanges
8. What is a benefit of bridge segmentation?
A. Regeneration and propagation
B. Segmenting, or breaking up, your network into smaller, more
manageable pieces
C. LAN queuing
D. Forwarding the frame before reception is
complete
9. How does cut-through switching provide better
performance than
other
switching methods?
A. By using LAN queuing
B. By using microsegmentation
C. By receiving the entire frame onto onboard
buffers, running a
CRC,
and then forwarding the frames out the destination port
D. By
forwarding the frame before reception is complete
10. LAN segmentation with switches is also called
what?
A. Filtering
B. Microsegmentation
C. Bridging
D. Routing
11. Which Cisco layer governs access to Core
layer resources?
A. Distribution
B. Core
C. Backbone
D. Access
12. Which layer should have the most redundancy?
A. Backbone
B. Core
C. Distribution
D. Access
13. How do bridges filter a network?
A. By logical address
B. By IP address
C. By hardware address
D. By digital signaling
14. How do routers filter a network? (Choose all
that apply.)
A. By logical address
B. By IP address
C. By digital signaling
D. By hardware address
E. By IPX
address
15. How do switches segment a network?
A. By logical address
B. By IP address
C. By hardware address
D. By IPX address
16. What is a drawback of filtering a network
with bridges?
A. It segments the network.
B. It creates internetworks.
C. It forwards all broadcasts.
D. It filters frames.
17. How can you reduce routing table entries?
A. Route summarization
B. Incremental updates
C. IP filtering
D. VLANs
18. Which Cisco IOS features are available to
help reduce bandwidth
usage?
(Choose all that apply.)
A. Access lists
B. Snapshot routing
C. Compression of WANs
D. TTL
E. DDR
F. Incremental
updates
19. Which Cisco IOS features serve to provide
stability and availability?
(Choose
all that apply.)
A. Reachability
B. Convergence
C. Alternative path routing
D. Snapshot routing
E. Tunneling
F. Dial backup
G. Load balancing
20. Which Cisco layer is responsible for breaking
up collision domains?
A. Core
B. Backbone
C. Distribution
D. Access
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