1.1

Question 1

The network that touches the client

Answer 1

last mile

Question 2

MEF services where QoS must be preserved

Answer 2

EPL, EPLAN, EPTREE

Question 3

BGP PIC Edge applicable to PE routers

Answer 3

False

Question 4

The specification of IPV4 came with two routing modes

Answer 4

Loose Source and Record Route (LSRR)
Strict Source and Record Route (SSRR)

Question 5

SR Segment Classes

Answer 5

Global Segment
Local Segment

Question 6

SRGB

Answer 6

Segment Routing Global Block

Question 7

Range SRGB

Answer 7

16000 to 23999

Question 8

Globally significant, distributed by an IGP
Manually defined and must be unique, usually defined on the loopback

Answer 8

IGP Prefix Segment

Question 9

SR:
Locally significant
Describes a link
Automatically defined

Answer 9

IGP Adjacency Segment

Question 10

SR:
Globally significant
Similar to IGP prefix Segment, but signaled by BGP
ECMP Aware

Answer 10

BGP Prefix Segment

Question 11

Base voice channel

Answer 11

64k

Question 12

T1 Circuit Band

Answer 12

1.544M

Question 13

E1 Circuit Band

Answer 13

2048M

Question 14

Fixed size of ATM cells

Answer 14

52 bytes

Question 15

Typical xDSL operating distance

Answer 15

2 km

Question 16

Cisco proprietary technology equivalent to DSL

Answer 16

Long Reach Ethernet Technology

Question 17

GSM Multiplexing
GSM Band

Answer 17

TDM
9.6k

Question 18

GPRS Band

Answer 18

64 to 128K

Question 19

GPRS = 3G?
3G Bandwidth?

Answer 19

False
2 Mbps

Question 20

Sonet Hierarchy:
OC12
OC24
OC48
OC192
OC255

Answer 20

Optical Carrier
OC 12 – 622.08 Mbps
OC 24 - 1.244 Gbps
OC 48 - 2488 Gbps
OC 192 – 9.952 Gbps
OC 255 - 13.21 Gbps

Question 21

MPLS operation modes

Answer 21

Cell Mode - ATM
Frame mode - Ethernet

Question 22

OSPF natively supports IPv6 SR

Answer 22

False, ISIS does

Question 23

OC4 signal is equivalent to an STM1

Answer 23

False, an OC3

Question 24

Sonet is more used in the USA, SDH in Europe

Answer 24

True

Question 25

CES is typically used to transmit voice and video over MPLS

Answer 25

False, CES is transported over ATM networks

Question 26

TDMoIP is a transport technology optimized for carrying E1/T1, E3/T3 trunks and multi-line serial data over packet-switched networks (PSNs)

Answer 26

True

Question 27

IPoDWDM is a technology that integrates Routers into DWDM

Answer 27

False, the opposite. In practice, it transfers the transponder function to a router card, so there is no need for optical to electrical to optical conversion in a DWDM system transponder. In summary: The Router operates as a transponder

Question 28

Used to indicate failure and monitor performance in different network segments

Answer 28

OAM Protocols

Question 29

Ospfv2 for SRv4 Ospfv3 does not support SR

Answer 29

True