Routing and Routing Protocols flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 60 Routing and Routing Protocols flashcards, covering routing concepts, OSPF, EIGRP and BGP. University students and professional candidates can practice protocol concepts and routing decisions, while teachers can find study material. Choose a deck to begin.
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76 cardsE2_8 OSPF Open Shortest Path First - (OSPF) is a link-state routing protocol that was developed as a replacement for ...
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47 cardsE3_8 EIGRP Troubleshooting EIGRP is a versatile routing protocol that can be fine-tuned in many ways. ** Two of the most important tun...
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101 cardsSingle-Area OSPF 1 It is a link-state routing protocol that was developed as a replacement for the distance vector routing pro...
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38 cardsE3_6 OSPF Multiarea Single-Area OSPF If an area becomes too big, the following issues must be addressed * Large routing table -...
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46 cardsE2_5_6 In this legacy approach, inter-VLAN routing is performed by connecting different physical router interfaces...
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29 cardsccna 3 exam 8 Which command can be issued on a router to verify that automatic summarization is enabled? show ip eigrp ne...
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24 cardsBGPv4 - RFC 4271 ( In progress ) BGPv4 message header format. How long is the header and what is the name of his field
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15 cardsOSPFv3 What is the difference between OSPFv3 and v2 header ?
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6 cardsOSPF LSA Types CCNP and CCIE Enterprise Core ENCOR 350-401 LSA Definitions
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200 cardsTelematik Chapter 7 - 8 Comparison of Link State and Distance Vector Algorithms (Robustness) (What happens if router malfunctions?)...
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94 cardsE3_7 EIGRP Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) is an advanced distance vector routing protocol develope...
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102 cardsCISCO Finals Reviewer Refer to the exhibit. Assuming that the routing tables are up to date and no ARP messages are needed, after...
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76 cardsE3_5 Single-Area OSPF Static Routing Static routing has three primary uses: * Providing ease of routing table maintenance in smal...
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51 cardsE2_7 The RIP routing protocol was updated to accommodate growth in the network environment, into RIPv2. However,...
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58 cardsRouting
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172 cardsUntitled A Network can support more devices than the number of IP addresses that is has as long...
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35 cardsUntitled IP addresses ranges
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106 cardsSingle-Area OSPF 2 It is a link-state routing protocol that was developed as a replacement for the distance vector routing pro...
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24 cardsE2_V6 Automatically Installed Local Host Routes ** A host route is where the destination address is a specific de...
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52 cardsCISCO 3 DYNAMIC ROUTING
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43 cardsCHAPTER 1 ROUTING CONCEPTS Characteristics of a network
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31 cardsCh 10-IP Routing What is Administrative Distance
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11 cardsNetwork Advanced What is the main difference between static and dynamic routing?
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38 cardsOSPF How many LSAs?
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22 cardsSCC 203 - Advanced Routing Protocol What are the two approached to configuring routes?
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20 cardsSCC BGP (Boarder Gateway Protocol) What is an autonomous system?
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30 cardsManipulating route updates what is the default AD of External BGP?
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10 cardsChapter 6 - static routes What devices are responsible for the transfer of packets from one network to the next?
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19 cardsChapter 9-Intro to IP routing What is a routing table?
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15 cardsRouting Architecture
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9 cardsRouting and addressing What is forwarding and routing?
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17 cardsUntitled EIGRP Steps to becoming neighbors
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12 cardsFinal Exam
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8 cardsPart 1 Chapter 4 What is the network ID for Unicast address class A?
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14 cardsSelecting a routing protocol Selecting a Routing Protocol
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8 cardsBGP
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13 cardsACL's (Access Control Lists) Standard Access Control Lists (ACL's)should be placed as: A. Close as possible to the destination Network B...
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9 cardsRouting Technologies Net+ M2 Interior Gateway Protocols
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5 cardsSCC 203 - Internet Fowarding Continued What prefix should you pick when selecting next hop from multiple choice?
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6 cardsUntitled What is a traditional packet switch made up of?
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These user-made decks offer prompts on routing concepts and protocols. Types of Routing Protocols covers classful and classless protocols alongside distance vector routing. OSPF LSA Types focuses on types of link-state advertisements, while OSPFv3 includes questions about headers and LSA types.
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For a starting point, try Types of Routing Protocols. Its cards introduce distinctions that can help you choose a more specific topic next. If you want to focus on IP routing, the introductory deck on that topic asks about routing tables and static and dynamic routing.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful place to start?
Types of Routing Protocols is a useful starting point because its cards introduce distinctions between routing protocol types. For a focus on routing tables, the introductory IP routing deck asks what a routing table is and compares static and dynamic routing.
What do the protocol flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover OSPF, EIGRP and BGP, among other routing topics. OSPF LSA Types focuses on link-state advertisement types, and OSPFv3 includes questions about headers and LSAs. The EIGRP troubleshooting deck includes route summarization and load balancing.
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