5.1 Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What is the info stored in each routing table entry? (4)

A

Protocol (what kind of info)
Destination (what network it’s going to)
Interface (which port it left)
Gateway / Next Hop (Next Router’s IP address)

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2
Q

What are 4 categories of a Routing Table Entry

A

Direct Connect
Remote connect
Host Route
Default Route

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3
Q

What is a Direct Connect Route?

A

For subnets which router has local interface

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4
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What is a Remote Connect Route?

A

Subnets and IP networks not directly attached

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5
Q

what is a Host Connect Route?

A

Sent to specific IP address

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6
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What is a Default Connect Route?

A

Used when exact matches for a network/host route not found

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7
Q

What is a Static Connect Route?

A

Entry set by Admin

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8
Q

How does IPv4 record fragmentation? (3)

A

ID, Flags, Fragmentation Offset

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9
Q

How does IPv6 handle fragmentation?

A

MTU discovery and largest possible MTU

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10
Q

Should hosts with same subnet mask or IP networks be separated or not separated by a router?

A

Not separated

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11
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Should hosts with different subnets or IP networks be separated or not separated by a router?

A

Separated

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12
Q

Why do you want to create a virtual interface to configure the router?

A

Because there might be hardware faults but this overcomes that defect

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13
Q

What are two things to do when you set up a router?

A

Apply an IP configuration
Configure routing protocols / static routes

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14
Q

What does “show ip route” do?

A

Shows you active routing table with destination, gateway, and interface.

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15
Q

What do these letter codes mean?
C and S?

A

C = Connected
S = Static

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16
Q

What do these letter codes mean?
R and B?

A

R = RIP = Routing Information Protocol
B = BGP = Border Gateway Protocol

17
Q

What do these letter codes mean?
D and O

A

D = EIGRP = Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
O = OSPF Open Shortest Path First

18
Q

What does “show arp” or “show ip arp” do?

A

Shows you ARP cache of MAC addresses

19
Q

What does “route print” do?

A

Shows routing table

20
Q

What are the Linux commands to show routing table?

A

ip route show

21
Q

What does traceroute let you do?

A

Test whole path between 2 notes

22
Q

What protocol does traceroute use?

A

UDB 33434 with TTL 1

23
Q

What does traceroute -6 OR traceroute6 do?

A

Lets you use traceroute for IPv6 networks

24
Q

What do these tracert switches do?

-d?
-h?

A

-d = suppress name resolution
-h = maximum hops