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Chapter 5: Check your Understanding

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  1. 1Classify each item as either physical interface or subinterface.
    1. AOne physical interface for many VLANs: subinterface
    2. BBandwidth contention: subinterface
    3. CAccess mode switch port connection: physical interface
    4. DComplex cable configuration: physical interface
    5. ETrunk mode switch port connection: subinterface
    6. FOne physical interface per VLAN: physical interface
  2. 2Classify each item as either router-on-a-stick, L3 switch routing, or both.
    1. ASubinterfaces: Router-on-a-Stick
    2. Ball VLANs share a single cable: Router-on-a-Stick
    3. Cmultiple SVIs: Router-on-a-Stick, L3 Switch Routing
    4. Dfaster: L3 Switch Routing
    5. Etrunk mode switch port connection: Router-on-a-Stick
    6. Fan IP address per VLAN: L3 Switch Routing, Router-on-a-Stick
    7. Grouted port: L3 Switch Routing
  3. 3What are three advantages of having a single trunk link on a switch and subinterfaces on the router instead of individual VLAN links between a switch that has three VLANs and a router to route between the VLANs? (Choose three.)
    1. AIt would free two switch and router ports
    2. BIt would reduce the complexity of the cabling runs
    3. CIt would increase the amount of bandwidth available for inter-VLAN routing
    4. DIt would allow for less complex troubleshooting of inter-VLAN routing issues
    5. EIt would allow adding more VLANs without requiring more cabling or switch ports
    6. FIt would allow for less-complex configuration of inter-VLAN routing
  4. 4What condition is required to enable L3 switching?
    1. AThe L3 switch must have IP routing enabled
    2. BAll participating switches must have unique VLAN numbers
    3. CAll routed subnets must be on the same VLAN
    4. DInter-VLAN portions of L3 switching must use router-on-a-stick
  5. 5When implementing router-on-a-stick, what is necessary for establishing communication between VLANs?
    1. AMultiple switch ports to connect to a single router interface
    2. BNative VLAN IP address that is configured on the router physical interface
    3. CAll trunk ports configured in access mode
    4. DRouter subinterfaces
  6. 6How does the router-on-a-stick model for inter-VLAN routing differ from traditional routing?
    1. AThe router-on-a-stick model uses multiple physical interfaces on the router, each configured with a different L3 address
    2. BThe router-on-a-stick model uses a single physical interface on the router with only the no shutdown command issued
    3. CThe router-on-a-stick model uses subinterfaces on the router with only the no shutdown command issued on the physical interface
    4. DThe router-on-a-stick model uses subinterfaces on the switch with only the the no shutdown command issued on the physical interface.
  7. 7Which command does the network administrator use to determine whether inter-VLAN communication is functioning?
    1. Ashow vlan
    2. Bping
    3. Cipconfig
    4. Dshow interfaces
  8. 8Which three options are valid inter-VLAN routing methods? (Choose three)
    1. ATraditional routing
    2. BSpanning-tree routing
    3. CRouter-on-a-stick
    4. D802.1Q routing
    5. EMultilayer switch-based routing
  9. 9A network technician is configuring a router to support inter-VLAN routing.After entering interface G0/0 configuration mode, the network administrator attempts to enter the command encapsulation dot1q 10. The router refuses to accept this command. What could account for this failure?
    1. ARouter port G0/0 is not physically connected to the switch
    2. BVLAN0001 has been renamed
    3. CR1 interface G0/0 was configured for subinterface operation
    4. DThis command can be configured only on router subinterfaces
    5. EInterface G0/0 on the switch is shut down
  10. 10How many physical interfaces are required to perform inter-VLAN routing with each method indicated?
    1. ALegacy inter-VLAN routing: 1 per VLAN
    2. BRouter-on-a-stick: one physical interface (but multiple subinterfaces)
    3. CMultilayer switching: none

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College Cisco Networking (ITCC1404: Chapter Quizzes) Quiz on Chapter 5: Check your Understanding, created by Antje C. on 03/05/2015.
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