Question 1
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Which of the following statements is true about campus networks? Pg. 34
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The campus network describes the interconnections of servers in a data center
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The campus network describes the WAN inter-connectivity between two remote sites and head office
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The campus network describes the network devices that interconnect end users to applications such as e-mail, the intranet, or the internet over wire or wireless connections.
Question 2
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Which of the following is a disadvantage to using flat Layer 2 networks? Pg. 35
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Broadcast packets are flooded to every device in the network.
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No IP boundary to administer IP-based access control.
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A host flooding traffic onto the network effects every device.
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Scalability is limited.
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All of the above.
Question 3
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Why are network designed with layers? Pg. 36
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Allow focus within specific layers due to grouping, segmentation, and compartmentalization.
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Simplification of network design.
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Optimizes use of physical interconnects (links).
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Optimizes application of policies and access control.
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Eases network management.
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All of the above.
Question 4
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Identify the three layers of hierarchical model for designing networks. Pg. 36
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Core
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Access
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Distribution
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Enterprise edge
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WAN
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Wireless
Question 5
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What is another common name for the core layer? Pg. 36
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Backbone
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Campus
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Data center
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Routing layer
Question 6
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In newer terminology, what layers are referred to as the spine layer and the leaf layer? Pg. None
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The spine layer is the equivalent to the core layer, and the leaf layer is equivalent to the distribution layer.
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The spine layer is equivalent to the access layer, and the leaf layer is equivalent to the distribution layer.
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The spine layer is equivalent to the distribution layer, and the leaf layer is equivalent to the access layer.
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The spine layer is equivalent to the core layer, and the leaf layer is equivalent to the access layer.
Question 7
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Match each layer to its definition.
[blank_start]Access[blank_end] - Connects PCs, wireless access points, and IP phones.
[blank_start]Core[blank_end] - High-speed interconnectivity layer that generally supports routing capability.
[blank_start]Distribution[blank_end] - Aggregates access layer switches and provides for policy control.
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Access
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Distribution
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Core
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Access
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Distribution
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Core
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Access
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Distribution
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Core
Question 8
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Which of the following are generally true about recommended core layer designs? Pg. 39
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Requires high-availability and resiliency
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Connects critical application servers directly for optimal latency and bandwidth
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Leverages fixed form factor switches in large enterprises
Question 9
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In which layer are you most likely to find fixed Catalyst switches?
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Access Layer
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Distribution Layer
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Core Layer
Question 10
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In which layer are you most likely to find modular Catalyst switches? Pg. 41
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Access layer
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Distribution layer
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Core layer
Question 11
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Which of the following are benefits to using Layer 3 in the access layer? (Choose two.) Pg. 42
Question 12
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Which of the following is the biggest disadvantage with using Layer 3 in the access layer using current technologies? Pg. 42
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More difficult troubleshooting
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Lack of broadcast forwarding
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Native mobility without additional features
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Lack of high availability
Question 13
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A Layer 2-only switch makes forwarding decisions based on what? Pg. 47
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Source MAC address
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Destination MAC address
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Source IP address
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Destination IP address
Question 14
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What does a switch do when it does no know how to forward a frame? Pg. 47
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Drops the frame
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Floods the frames on all ports in the same Layer 2 domain except the source port
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Stores the frame for later transmission
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Re-sends the frame out the port where it was recieved
Question 15
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The layer 2 forwarding table of Cisco switches is also referred to as which of the following? Pg 47
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CAM table
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Routing table
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MAC address table
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FIB table
Question 16
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Which of the following look-ups does a Layer 2-only Cisco Catalyst switch perform on an ingress frame? Pg. 49
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Layer 2 forwarding for destination port
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ACL for access control
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NetFlow for statistics monitoring
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QoS for classification, marking, or policing
Question 17
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Which of the following are true about CAM and/or TCAM (Choose three.) Pg. 49
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TCAM stands for ternary content-addressable memory
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CAM provides three results: 0, 1, and don't care
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Leveraging CAM and TCAM ensures line-rate performance of the switch
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CAM and TCAM are software-based tables
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TCAM is leveraged by QoS and ACL tables
Question 18
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Why is TCAM necessary for IP routing tables over CAM? Pg. 49
Question 19
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Cisco Catalyst switches leverage which of the following technologies for Layer 3 forwarding? Pg. 52
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Route caching
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Processor/CPU switching
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NetFlow
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CEF
Question 20
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Cisco Catalyst switches relay routing information to hardware components for additional performance and scalability (line-rate forwarding). What are the two common hardware types that receive routing information? Pg. 55
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Centralized
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Distributed
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Aggregated
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Core-based
Question 21
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With regard to load balancing, what term describes the situation where less than optimal use of all links occurs? Pg. 54
Question 22
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What is the default load-balancing mechanism found on Cisco Catalyst switches? Pg. 54
Question 23
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It is important to have the same native VLAN on both switch link partners for ISL trunking. Pg. 67
Question 24
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The Cisco Catalyst 6500 supports up to 1024 VLANs in the most recent software releases. Pg. 72
Question 25
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When removing the native VLAN from a trunk port, CDP, PAgP, and DTP, use the lowest-numbered VLAN to send traffic.
Question 26
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In VTP client mode, switches can add and delete VLANs. Pg. 88-91
Question 27
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Token Ring support is available in VTY version 1. pg. 88
Question 28
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If the interface in the example negotiates trunking, what would be the native VLAN?
Question 29
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Under what condition can the interface in the example negotiate ISL trunking?
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If the port is a member of an EtherChannel
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If the link partner defaults to ISL trunking or negotiated ports
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If the link partner is configured for trunking in the on mode
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The interface cannot negotiate trunking because it is configured statically for 802.1Q trunking
Question 30
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Which statement is true for the configuration of the interface in the example?
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The interface is a member of VLAN 5 and may negotiate to a trunk port
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The interface may negotiate to an ISL trunk with a native VLAN of 5
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The interface may negotiate to an 802.1Q trunk and operate with a native VLAN of 1
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The interface will not negotiate to a trunk port because it is configured in access VLAN 5
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If a host workstation is connected to the interface, it must be configured for trunking
Question 31
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What is the trunk native VLAN based on the example?
Question 32
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Based on the example, what statement is true if the link partner (peer switch) is configured for the dynamic trunking mode?
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The interface cannot negotiate to a trunk port because it is configured for dot1Q encapsulation
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The interface cannot negotiate a trunk port because the native VLAN and access VLANs are mismatched
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The interface can negotiate to a trunk port if the peer is configured for the dynamic desirable trunking mode
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The interface can negotiate to a trunk port if access VLAN is the same on both sides
Question 33
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What is the interface's access mode VLAN in the example?
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VLAN 1
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VLAN 2
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VLAN 5
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VLAN 1001
Question 34
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How does implementing VLANs help improve the overall performance of the network? Pg 89
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by isolating problem employees
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By constraining broadcast traffic
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By grouping switch ports into logical communities
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By forcing the Layer 3 routing process to occur between VLANs
Question 35
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What are the advantages of using local VLANs over end-to-end VLANs? (Choose two.)
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Eases management
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Eliminates the need for Layer 3 devices
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Groups users by logical commonality
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Keeps users and resources on the same VLAN
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Allows for a more deterministic network
Question 36
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Which prompt indicates that you are in VLAN configuration mode of Cisco IOS?
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Switch#
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Switch(vlan)#
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Switch(config)#
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Switch(config-vlan)#
Question 37
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Which switch port mode unconditionally sets the switch port to access mode regardless of any other DTP configurations?
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Access
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Nonegotiate
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Dynamic auto
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Dynamic desireable
Question 38
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What information is contained in the FCS of the ISL-encapsulated frame?
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CRC calculation
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Header encalsulation
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ASIC implementaion
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Protocol-independence
Question 39
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802.1Q uses an internal tagging mechanism, where a tag is inserted after the ____ field.
Question 40
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Which command correctly configures a port with the ISL encapsulation in Cisco IOS?
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Switch(config-if)# switchport mode trunk isl
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Switch(config-if)# switchport mode encapsulation isl
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Switch(config-if)# switchport trunk encapsulation isl
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Switch(config-if)# switchport mode trunk encapsultation isl
Question 41
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Which command correctly sets the native VLAN to VLAN 5
Question 42
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If the Layer 2 interface mode on one link partner is set to dynamic auto, a trunk will be established if the link partner is configured for which types of interface modes in Cisco IOS? (Choose two.)
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Trunk
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Access
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Nonegotiate
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Dynamic auto
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Dynamic desireable
Question 43
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What is the default VTP mode for a Catalyst switch?
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Client
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Access
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Server
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Transparent
Question 44
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When is a consistency check performed with VTP Version 2?
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When information is read from NVRAM
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When the digest on a received VTP message is correct
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When new information is obtained from a VTP message
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When you enter new information through CLI or SNMP
Question 45
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Which command correctly sets the VTP version to Version 1 in Cisco ISO global configuration mode?
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vtp v1-mode
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vtp v2-mode
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no vtp version
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no vtp version 2
Question 46
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Which of the following are valid VTP Version 1 and 2 modes? (Choose all that apply.)
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Primary server mode
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Server mode
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Client mode
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Transparent mode
Question 47
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After you complete the VTP configuration, which command should you use to verify your configuration?
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show vtp status
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show vtp counters
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show vtp statistics
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show vtp status counters
Question 48
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What command might correct a problem with incorrect VTP passwords?
Question 49
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The EtherChannel would come up if one side of the EtherChannel mode is set to auto and the other to on.
Question 50
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Which of the following solutions are provided by EtherChannel (Choose two.)
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Provide redundancy
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Help to overcome bandwidth limitation
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Because of EtherChannel, can transmit more than one VLAN over links between switches
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Can limit the broadcast to the local switches
Question 51
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Which statement about transparent VTP mode is true?
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Creates, modifies, and deletes VLANs on all switches in VTP domain
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Creates, modifies, and deletes local VLANs only
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Does not forward advertisements to other switches in VTP domain
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Synchronizes VLAN configurations from other switches in VTP domain