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What two mechanisms can be used to monitor and manage the amount of traffic?

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Shaping and policing

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What two mechanisms assign packets to queues and determine how they are forwarded?

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Classification and marking

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What is tail drop?

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A congestion avoidance mechanism that drops further incoming packets when the queue is full

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What is Random Early Detection? (RED)

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A congestion avoidance mechanism that drops packets before congestion occurs, the rate at which it drops packets depends on how much of the queue has filled

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What congestion avoidance methods tacks packet priority into account when dropping packets?

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Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED)

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What QoS level prioritizes voice traffic?

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Platinum

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What does traffic shaping do?

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Queues excess traffic

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What modifies the QoS attributes of a packet?

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Marking

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What are two configurations that are required to enable SSH?

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hostname
ip domain-name
crypto key

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What serves as a password to protect access to MIB objects?

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Community strings

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What ports do syslog communicate on?

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UDP 514, TCP 6514

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What is syslog severity level 7?

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Debugging

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What is syslog severity level 6?

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Information

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What is syslog severity level 5?

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Notifications

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What is syslog severity level 4?

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Warnings

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What is syslog severity level 3?

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Error

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What is syslog severity level 2?

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Critical

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What is syslog severity level 1?

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Alert

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What is syslog severity level 0?

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Emergency

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How are incoming syslog server messages categorized?

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Severity level, based on importance

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What does the logging trap debug command do on a router?

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Router will send all messages to the syslog server, you can specify a severity level and it will send that level and above

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What might have happened if a notice level message was sent to a syslog server?

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An interface line has changed status, a routing instance has flapped

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How would you configure a syslog to receive error conditions?

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logging trap 3

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What is a syslog facility?

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A numeric value that represent the processes that can generate a log message

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What port does FTP use?
TCP 20 & 21
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What port does TFTP use?
UDP 69
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What is the more secure protocol between FTP and TFTP and why?
FTP, because it has user authentication
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What is true about the connections in FTP?
It uses two separate connections for control and data traffic
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What is a use of TFTP?
To transfer configurations to and from network devices
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What is a use of FTP?
Mostly used by remote users to upload and download files
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What protocol uses block numbers to identify and mitigate data-transfer errors and offers anonymous user login ability?
TFTP
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What port does DNS use?
TCP/UDP 53
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What port does DHCP use?
UDP 67 & 68
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What port does SNMP use?
UDP 161
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What global configuration do all dynamic NAT and PAT begin with?
1. Access list 2. #ip nat inside source list n
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What is the unique global command that configures NAT statically?
#ip nat inside source static [private address] [public address]
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What is the unique global command that configures NAT dynamically?
1. ip nat pool n [start-end ip] netmask [a.b.c.d] 2. #ip nat...pool n
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What is the unique global command that configures PAT?
#ip nat... interface [outside if] overload
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What is the command to verify NAT configuration?
#show ip nat translation
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What must be configured on an NTP server?
Time zone ntp server-pool ntp master
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What must be configured on an NTP client?
Time zone ntp server
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What protocol does NTP use?
UDP
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What is the configuration needed to enable SSH?
(config)#ip domain-name (name) (config)#username (name) password (pw) (config)#crypto key generate rsa
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What is the configuration needed to enable only SSH access to a device?
(config)#line vty 0 15 (config-line)#login local (config-line)#transport input ssh
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How do you configure a DHCP client?
#ip address dhcp
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What configuration is needed to configure a DHCP relay agent?
#ip helper-address (dhcp server ip address)
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Why would a DHCP relay agent be configured?
When clients and a DHCP server are not on the same physical network, a DHCP relay agent is needed to forward DHCP requests and replices
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What router gets configured as a helper? (location)
The one closest to the client
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What command can be used to verify DHCP relay agent address configuration?
#show ip interface
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Which command could be used on a DHCP server to look at addresses assigned?
#show ip dhcp binding
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What does a DHCP server do when two hosts are using the same IP address?
The address is removed from the pool until until an administrator resolves the conflict
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What is the highest security network device monitoring protocol?
SNMPv3
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In SNMP, what do community strings do?
They're passwords to protect access to MIB objects
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What protocol allows you to back up multiple network configurations globally using the copy function?
SNMP
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What does an SNMP agent do?
Responds to requests from the NMS and sends information about a device (MIB)
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In SNMP operations, what are MIBs?
A collection of variables that can be monitored
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What security was added in SNMPv3?
Authentication
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What is a GetBulkRequest in SNMPv2?
Allows a management station to retrieve a large amount of data in one request
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In SNMP, what is the difference between trap and inform?
Trap messages are not reliable, they're sent and forgotten
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In SNMP, what is a similarity between trap and inform?
Both use UDP, and both notify the manager of events
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What commands are needed to configure a router to provide IP addresses to computers on the network?
ip dhcp pool [1] network [address] [mask]
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What does policing do to excess packets?
Drops and remarks
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What is the purpose of traffic shaping?
Limit the bandwidth usage to prevent congestion

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