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CISCO II Ch 5
PHCC's CISCO II Ch 5 Study Stack
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Metric used | Hop Count |
| Periodic Updates Every | 30 Seconds |
| Uses subnet mask on local interface if.. | routing update and the interface it belongs to are on the "same" major network. |
| Applies default subnet mask if.. | routing update and interface revived on are "different" major networks. |
| Algorithm used | Bellman-Ford |
| Command to enter router config mode from Global Conf mode | router rip |
| Command to start using an interface/advertise an interface for RIP | network network-address |
| Command to completely disable rip | no router rip |
| If the hop count is higher than 15..... | The packet is dropped. |
| If you do not enter a subnet address or interface address, no error is received but... | The IOS will correct the input for you. |
| In [120/2] the 120 is.... | Administrative Distance |
| In [180/16] the 16 is.... | Metric (in this case, Hop Count) |
| To stop unnecessary updates, use the command.... | passive-interface |
| Router that sits between more than one major classful network | Boundary Router |
| Summarization is good for.... | Smaller Routing Updates for Bandwidth & Faster Lookup |
| Summarization is bad for... | Lack of support for discontiguous networks & Router will only advertise major network addresses that do no belong to advertised route. |
| To access ISPs, this type of route is used | Default Route |
| To propagate a default route to all routers running rip, use the command..... | default-information originate |
| Data portion of RIP is.... | UDP |
| RIP is this type of dynamic routing protocol | Distance Vector |