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1
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PVST hello timer?

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2 seconds

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LLDP hold timer?

LLDP hello timer?

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hold - 120 secs (x4)

hello - 30 secs

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Root bridge’s interfaces have what cost?

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0

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PVST takes 50 seconds by default, because of what 3 other timers?

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15s - learning state timer
15s - delay timer
20s - max age timer

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how is EIGRP metric calculated?

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lowest segment bandwidth

sum of segment delays

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EIGRP routing table contains only what?

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successors

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what is a successor?

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best path to destination network.

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what is a feasible successor?

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best loop-free backup route with lower AD than successor’s advertised distance

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what is a feasible distance?

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the best metric along a path (advertised + next hop)

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what is an advertised distance?

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the metric advertised by the next hop router

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how is OSPF metric calculated?

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Cost/metric = Reference Bandwidth of 100 Mbps divided by interface bandwidth.

(For example, in the case of 10 Mbps Ethernet , OSPF Metric Cost value is 100 Mbps / 10 Mbps = 10)

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What is the default CDP hold/announcements timer?

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hold - 180 secs (x3)

announcement - 60 sec

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What kind of errors will you see in Duplex Mismatch?

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  • The half-duplex side of the link will experience increased collision rates
  • The full-duplex side of the link will have a large number of CRC errors.
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What can cause down/down?

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bad cable/connector, speed mismatch

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What is the difference between an OSPF ABR and ASBR?

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ABR - Area Border Router, lets OSPF router know the edges of an OSPF area.

ASBR - Autonomous System Border Router, lets devices know end of AS and where default gateway is located.

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what is the only dhcp command that doesn’t need ‘ip’ at the start?

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(dhcp-config)#domain-name example.com

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Which OSPF network types have a default hello/dead timer of 10/40 seconds?

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  • broadcast

- point-to-point

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Which OSPF network types have a default hello/dead timer of 30/120 seconds?

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-non-broadcast

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What OSPF network type is enabled by default for FDDI and Ethernet interfaces?

20
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What OSPF network type is enabled by default for HDLC and PPP serial interface?

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point-to-point

21
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What OSPF network type is enabled by default for X.25 and frame relay interface?

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non-broadcast

22
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Router stuck in exstart/exchange

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MTU mismatch/duplicate IDs

23
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router stuck in loading

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corrupted LSR/MTU mismatch

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all routers stuck in 2-way state

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check if all have priority 0

2-way is normal state between DROTHERs

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router stuck in init state
has sent hellos, but can't receive them | or cant receive neighbors' router ID
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What is an LSDB?
Link state database, contains LSAs for each link in the OSPF area. Knows router IDs, the cost, and network ID/prefix for each link. The LSDB is identical for all routers in an area, different one for each area.
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What does an LSA do?
Routers flood them to all *neighbors* until all routers in an OSPF area develop the same map of the network.
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What information does an LSA contain?
the router ID of the sender the cost of the link the network address and prefix of the advertised link
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How long do LSAs last?
Aging timer is 30 mins by default, LSA flooded again after expiration.
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What is the backbone area?
area 0; all other areas must connect to it
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What is the difference between an internal router, backbone router, and area border router?
Internal routers have all interfaces within a single area. ABRs have interfaces in two or more areas. Backbone routers are connected to the backbone area 0.
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What command should you use on an OSPF router interface that has no OSPF neighbors? Why?
(if)#passive-interface It allows the router to send LSAs out of that interface, but prevents it from sending OSPF hello messages, saving bandwidth.
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Difference between local route and connected route?
- local routes are host routes, /32. They represent an exit interface. - connected route is an network route representing an adjacent link. /30.
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creates a new LSA for the default route and floods it to all interfaces
default-information originate | be sure to remember that it is 'information' not 'route'
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How do you manually configure router ID, and what must you do afterwards to apply it to running config?
(config-router)# router-id 1.1.1.1 Afterwards use either: reload command clear ip ospf process (resets OSPF on the router, loses its routes)
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What is an ASBR? | Difference between ABR?
Autonomous system boundary router - connects the OSPF network o an external network, usually originates the default gateway to internet. Area Backbone router is just a router in the backbone area 0.
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the OSPF network command does what?
specifies the interfaces to enable OSPF on, and what their area is network 10.0.0.0 0.0.0.3 area 0
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How do you configure router id for OSPF?
router-id 1.1.1.1 | do not specify ospf
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default reference bandwidth? How do you change it?
100mbps (config-router)# auto-cost reference-bandwidth 1000
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how do you find the cost of an interface?
show ip ospf interface f0/0 ref/int = cost (ospf after ip)
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How do you calculate the cost of a route?
Sum of the cost of each *exit* interface along the path.
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Cost of loopback interface?
1. | Add one whenever destination is a loop back interface even though it isn't a real exit interface.
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How do you manually configure cost, how does it interact with auto-cost reference-bandwidth?
ip ospf cost 100 it takes priority over auto calculated cost.
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What is an alternative way to enable OSPF on an interface?
(if)# ip ospf 1 area 0 if you use this command, the "routing for networks" in show ip protocols will be absent, and display interfaces explicit instead.
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What is similar about PPP and broadcast OSPF? | What is different?
They both have the same hello/dead timers, and can both dynamically discover neighbors. PPP unlike broadcast does not elect DR/BDR.
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why do DROTHERs have a max of only 2 adjacency?
DROTHERs can only become adjacent with DR and BDR, they stay neighbors with the other DROTHERs because they cannot progress past the 2-way state.

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