Router Functions and IP Address Classes

What are the roles of a router in a computer network?

• Create and provide transmission connections for other devices in the network.

• Send data from one network to another.

• Directly connect devices within the network.

• All of the above.

What is the IP address used for in the operation of a router?

• Determine the location of devices in the network.

• Determine the class of addresses in the network.

• Determine the router's address in the network.

• All of the above.

How does a router operate based on logic?

• Use MAC addresses to determine routing.

• Use IP addresses to determine routing.

• Use domain names to determine routing.

• All of the above.

How does a router help to segment network traffic?

• By dividing the network into smaller subnets.

• By connecting multiple devices on a network randomly.

• By reducing packet size.

• All of the above.

What is the main function of routing protocols like OSPF and BGP?

• Update the router's routing table.

• Distribute data between routers.

• Control network traffic.

• All of the above.

How many routing tables can a router maintain?

• One routing table.

• Multiple routing tables for each connected device.

• Multiple routing tables for each network.

• Unlimited number of routing tables.

What is the term for the path between two routers?

• Waypoint.

• Gateway.

• Route.

• Link.

What are the functions of a router?

• Connect the router to other devices in the network.

• Route data to different networks.

• Segment packets to different devices.

• All of the above.

What is the function of a router in the OSI model?

• Control system access.

• Distribute and manage data traffic.

• Delete data errors.

• All of the above.

What information does a router use to route packets?

• The IP address of the source and destination.

• Other information such as data type.

• The MAC address of the device.

• All of the above.