1. What is routing
a. The process of setting up a PC that will enable it to transfer data
b. the process of moving a packet of information from one point to another known point*
c. mapping a drive
d. none of the above
2. What is a bridge?
a device that scans traffic on networks and moves the packets back and forth
b. device that waits for traffic sent directly and then uses a table to send the
data*
Both A & B
None of the above
3. What are two types of routing?
a. static*
b. dynamic*
c. neutral
d. dominant
Chapter 7
1. What are the two types of routing in NT?
Static & Dynamic*
2. What are the three steps to us NT as a router?
a. Install two or more network cards.
b. Assign an IP address to each of the network cards.
c. Enable IP routing.
3. What is a Bridge? What is a Router?
A Bridge is an active device that scans traffic on both networks to which it is connected,
and moves packets back and forth based on the hosts it knows to be on each side.*
A Router waits for traffic sent directly to them, and sends the information to other
networks based on a routing table.*
1.Routers use _____ to determine where packets go.
a. lans
b. headers<-----------
c. bridges
2. ANDing takes place at the____ layer
a.Transport
b. Physical
c.IP<------------
3. Two types of routing with NT are
a. metric, interface
b. static, dynamic
c.netmask, network
Q1. Select the correct choice which defines
Router.
a) Protocol
b) Device that connects two networks
c) Moves packets within a network
Ans. (b)
Q2. State True/False. WIN NT can act as a router and can implement two types of
routing: Static and Dynamic.
Ans. (True)
Q3. RIP is a _______.
a) Brouter
b) Distant Vector Protocol
c) OSPF
Ans. (b)
Q4. How can we see the entries in the routing table for your computer?
a) Route
b) Route -A
c) ROUTE PRINT
Ans. (c)
2.Can NT act as a router?
A.yes
B.No
3.What are the two types of
routing?
A. static *
B. dead route
C. broad cast
D. dynamic*
1. What are the two types of routing and what are its
functions ?
STATIC, it uses only internal routing table and does not exchange
information with other routers.
DYNAMIC, Learn about other network automatically with using several
routing protocols such as Routing Internet Protocol or Open Shortest Path First.
2. What are some of the drawbacks of RIP protocols ? (mark any
three)
a. Table size ***
b. Broadcast traffic ***
c. Active Routers ***
d. Dead routers ***
3. What is a common link between a Router and the Bridges ?
a. NIC ***
b. MAC
c. TCP/IP
d. ANDing
1. In its simplest form, ____________is the process of moving a packet of information from one network to another based on known information. (answer routing page 114)
2. The two types of routing with NT are:
a. static
b. universal
c. singular
d. dynamic
Answers A & C Pages 115 and 118
3. Which is not a main problem with RIP protocol
a. table size
b. Services
c. broadcast traffic
d. dead routers
Answer B page 120
4.Which of the following are true about routers? (choose 3)
a. they are a physical link to the network *
b. they are broadcast in nature
c. they operate at the transport layer
d. they use IP addresses *
e. they use MAC addresses
f. they work at the network layer *
5. RIP uses ____to determine the distance between point A and
B.
a. hops *
b. counts
c. metrics
d. jumps
6. Static routing uses _____ to configure networks, while
dynamic routing uses _______.
a. route command-----RIP *
b .ROUTE PRINT-----RIP
c. ROUTER------RIP
d. OSPF----RIP
1. WHAT TYPES OF ROUTING CAN BE DONE WITH NT.
A. STATIC
B. LOCAL
C. DYNAMIC
D. A AND C
ANS D
2. WHAT IS THE MAXIUM METRIC THAT ROUTER CAN KEEP TRACK OF?
A. 10
B. 15
C. 20
D. 25
ANS B
3. NAME ONE REQUIREMENT FOR HARDWARE BEFORE INSTALLING RIP?
A. INSTALL TWO HARD DRIVES
B. INSTALL TWO MONITORS
C. INSTALL TWO NETWORK CARDS
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
ANS C
1. What method does NT use for supporting Dynamic routing?
a. OSPF
b. RIP *
2. The Usage of which method will result in a low Broadcast
Traffic
a. OSPF *
b. RIP
1. NT can be used as a _____ router. D.
A. static
B. state of the art
C. dynamic
D. A & C
2. What is brouter?
A: Short for bridge router, and pronounced brau-ter, a device
that functions as both a router and a bridge. A
brouter understands how to route
specific types of packets, such as TCP/IP packets. Any other packets it
receives are simply forwarded to
other network(s) connected to the device (this is the bridge function).
3. For the Microsoft TCP/IP exam the term gateway is usually
referencing a ________.
A. server
B. gateway
C. brouter
D. router
1. The two types of routing with NT are:
a. static *
b. universal
c. singular *
d. dynamic
2. Which is not a main problem with RIP protocol
a. table size
b. Services *
c. broadcast traffic
d. dead routers
3. NT can be used as a _____ router.
a. static
b. state of the art
c. dynamic
d. A & C *
1.What is Routing?
The process of moving a packet of information from one network to another base on known information.
2.____ is a distance Vector routing protocol.
a. RIP *
b. PIP
c. CIP
3.What is Dynamic Routing?
A router that has some method of sharing its routing information with the other routers on the network.
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is what kind of routing protocol?
a. Open-Shortest-Path-First
b* Distance-Vector
c. Lowest-Metric-First
d. Shortest-Route-Next
What command can be used to see the routing table on a host computer?
a. TROUTE
b* ROUTE PRINT
c. PRINT ROUTE
d. ROUTE VIEW
1) A router links networks... (all that apply)
a) logically
* b) physically
c) actively
* d) passively
2) After installing network cards to enable routing, you must assign them
a) MAC addresses
* b) IP addresses
c) address filters
d) class C addresses