Static routing

What is the main function of a router in a network?

• To store data

• To forward packets

• To provide power

• To manage user accounts

Which type of route is automatically generated by devices?

• Static routes

• Dynamic routes

• Direct routes

• Manual routes

What is the purpose of dynamic routing protocols?

• To manually configure routes

• To automatically learn routes

• To store user data

• To provide internet access

What does the 'Destination' in a routing table identify?

• A destination subnet

• A source IP address

• A gateway address

• A MAC address

What is the third step in summary routing?

• Convert similar binary number to decimal

• Write two network addresses

• Determine the subnet mask

• Transfer last not similar part of the address to binary

What does CIDR use to divide the address space?

• Fixed prefixes

• Variable prefixes

• Continuous prefixes

• Complex prefixes

What is the main benefit of using CIDR?

• Increases the number of routing entries

• Reduces the number of routing entries

• Complicates the routing process

• Simplifies the routing process

What problem do subnet division and VLSM resolve?

• Increasing routing entries

• Address space waste

• Network security

• Data transmission speed

What does the mask 0.0.0.0 signify in a default route?

• It specifies a specific network

• It matches any IP address

• It blocks all traffic

• It is used for multicast routing

Which protocol is commonly used for dynamic routing in large networks?

• RIP

• OSPF

• HTTP

• FTP