World of Computer Networking Your CCNA start - Static versus Dynamic Routes

The video tutorial explains how routers exchange information about routes, focusing on static and dynamic routes. Static routes are manually added by administrators, while dynamic routes are automatically obtained through protocols like OSPF. The tutorial provides examples of routing tables containing connected, static, and dynamic routes, and discusses the composition and function of routing tables. It concludes with an introduction to default routes.

What is the primary difference between static and dynamic routes?

• Static routes use OSPF, while dynamic routes use a web interface.

• Static routes are for local networks, while dynamic routes are for external networks.

• Static routes are manually added, while dynamic routes are automatically obtained.

• Static routes are automatically updated, while dynamic routes are manually configured.

How are static routes typically added to a routing table?

• Automatically through OSPF

• Manually by an administrator

• Through a connected route

• Via a dynamic routing protocol

What type of route is automatically exchanged between routers using OSPF?

• Default route

• Static route

• Dynamic route

• Connected route

Which protocol is mentioned as an example of a dynamic routing protocol?

• BGP

• EIGRP

• RIP

• OSPF

What is the role of the routing table in a router?

• To manage firewall settings

• To store user data

• To make routing decisions

• To configure network interfaces