CCNA v1.0 Quiz 4

What is the purpose of inter-VLAN routing?

• to transport packets within VLANs
• to convert packets from Layer 2 to Layer 3
• to transport packets between VLANs
• to increase the security of VLANs
• to increase the scalability of VLANs

Which option involves only a single connection between a router and a switch for the purpose of inter-VLAN routing?

• router with a separate interface in each VLAN
• Layer 3 switch
• router on a stick
• multilayer switch

Which option is the most scalable solution for inter-VLAN routing?

• router with separate interfaces in each VLAN
• Layer 3 switch
• router on a stick
• Layer 2 switch

Which two options are classified as link-state routing protocols? (Choose two.)

• EIGRP
• RIPv2
• BGP
• IS-IS
• OSPF

How do link-state protocols limit the scope of route changes?

• by supporting classless addressing
• by sending the mask along with the address
• by sending only updates of a topology change
• by segmenting the network into areas

Which three options represent information inside an OSPF hello packet that must be agreed upon before neighbor adjacency can be established? (Choose three.)

• Neighbors
• Router priority
• Hello and dead interval
• Area ID
• Authentication data

Which option correctly describes the "on" mode regarding EtherChannel?

• The EtherChannel will form if the other side is set to active.
• If the other side is set to negotiate parameters through PAgP, EtherChannel will not form, because PAgP is a proprietary protocol.
• The EtherChannel will form only if the other side is set to on.
• If the other side is set to negotiate parameters through LACP, EtherChannel will form, because negotiations with standard protocol will be successful.
• The Etherchannel will be successful if the other side is set to passive.

Which four interface characteristics must match for a link to be included into EtherChannel? (Choose four.)<br /><br />

• interface type
• STP role
• switchport mode
• VLAN
• interface speed

Based on the information within the IP packet, an ACL identifies the traffic. True or False?

• True
• False

Which statement about ACLs is true?

• ACLs process statements from the bottom up looking for a match.
• An ACL has an implicit permit at the end.
• An ACL must have at least one permit action, or else it blocks all traffic.
• ACLs will check the packet against all entries looking for the best match.