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1It is a data communication network that
extends across a large geographic area [blank_start]Wide Area Network[blank_end]- AWide Area Network
2collection of networks under a common administration that share a common routing strategy. [blank_start]Autonomous Systems[blank_end]
- AAutonomous Systems
3It is a set of directions used to get from one
network to another [blank_start]routing[blank_end]- Arouting
4It allows to properly route a packet from network to network based on
manually configured information. It enables you to specify the information that you want to reveal about restricted networks. [blank_start]Static Routing[blank_end]- AStatic Routing
5 It is necessary to allow
networks to update and adapt quickly changes [blank_start]dynamic routing[blank_end]- Adynamic routing
6These are used when the router is unable to
match a destination network which a more
specific entry in the routing table. [blank_start]Gateway of last resort[blank_end]- AGateway of last resort
7a method by which a
routing algorithm determines that one route is
better than another [blank_start]Routing Metrics[blank_end]- ARouting Metrics
8The number of routes that must
be traversed to reach the destination [blank_start]Hop Count[blank_end]- AHop Count
9[blank_start]Stub network[blank_end] – A network that has only a
single connection to a router- AStub network
10[blank_start]Show ip route[blank_end] – a command that displays the
content of the IP routing table- AShow ip route
11[blank_start]Show ip protocols[blank_end] – it is use to display
routing protocol information[blank_start]Show interface[blank_end] – it is used to check the
status and statistics of the interfaces- AShow ip protocols
- BShow interface
12[blank_start]Ping[blank_end] – it determines whether a computer is
reachable
[blank_start]Traceroute[blank_end] – It is used to discover the routes
that packets take when travelling to their
destinations
[blank_start]Telnet[blank_end] – it is a standard terminal emulation
protocol used by client to make remote
terminal co- APing
- BTraceroute
- CTelnet
13[blank_start]Optimality[blank_end] – describes a routing protocol’s capability to
select the best available route
[blank_start]Efficiency[blank_end] – it can be measured by examining physical
resources, including router RAM and CPU time, and network
bandwidth required by a given routing protocol- AOptimality
- BEfficiency
14[blank_start]Robustness[blank_end] – a routing protocol should perform reliability at
all times, error conditions, including hardware and
transmission facility failures, router configuration errors, and
even heavy traffic loads, adversely affect a network- ARobustness
15[blank_start]Convergence[blank_end] – Routers can automatically detect changes in
the internetwork.
[blank_start]Scalability[blank_end] – a network’s capability to grow.- AConvergence
- BScalability
16[blank_start]User Mode[blank_end] – typical tasks include those that
check the router status.
[blank_start]Privileged Mode[blank_end] – typical tasks include those
that change the router configuration.
[blank_start]Global Configuration Mode[blank_end] – used for one-
line comments that make global changes to
router config- AUser Mode
- BPrivileged Mode
- CGlobal Configuration Mode
17[blank_start]Command Line Interface[blank_end]
An interface that enables the user to interact
with the operating system by entering
commands and optional arguments.- ACommand Line Interface
18[blank_start]Distance-Vector Routing Protocol[blank_end]
A class of routing algorithm that iterate on the number of hops in a route to find a shortest-path spanning tree.- ADistance-Vector Routing Protocol
19[blank_start]Routing Information Protocol[blank_end]
A protocol supplied with UNIX BSD system, the most
common interior gateway protocol in the internet- ARouting Information Protocol
20[blank_start]Countdown to infinity[blank_end] – it loops packets
continuously around the network in spite of the
fundamental fact that the destination network
is down.- ACountdown to infinity
21[blank_start]Maximum Hop Count[blank_end] – It permits the routing loop to
continue until it excepts its maximum allowed value.- AMaximum Hop Count
22[blank_start]Split Horizon[blank_end] – A routing technique in which information
about routes in prevented from existing the router interface
through which that information was received.- ASplit Horizon
23[blank_start]Route Poisoning[blank_end] – It advertise unreachable back through
the interface by setting the hop count to one more than the
maximum.
[blank_start]Triggered Update[blank_end] – It sent immediately in response to some
change in the routing table.- ARoute Poisoning
- BTriggered Update
24[blank_start]Hold Down Timers[blank_end] – it prevents regular update message
from inappropriate reinstating a route that might not be up- AHold Down Timers
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- Quiz on Networking, created by Inorinne on 31/08/2016.
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