Module 13 & 14 - The ARP Process & routing between networks Flashcards

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Q

Which protocol is used in IPv4 networks to resolve a destination MAC address from a known IP address?

A

ARP (Address resolution protocol)

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Which protocol does IPv6 use instead of ARP to perform address resolution?

A

ICMPv6 ND (Neighbor discovery)

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2
Q

Which address is used at Layer 2 for communication between two devices on the same Ethernet LAN?

A

MAC (Media Access Control) address

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3
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Which address is used at Layer 3 to route packets between networks?

A

IP (Internet Protocol)

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3
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Which MAC address is used as the destination in a Layer 2 frame if the target IP is on the same local network?

A

The MAC address of the destination device

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Which MAC address is used as the destination when a host sends a packet to a remote network?

A

The MAC address of the hosts defualt gateway

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Which process allows hosts to determine whether a destination IP is on the same local network?

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Binary ANDing (comparing source IP and destination subnet mask)

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Q

Which element of the data link frame changes at each hop in a routed path?

A

The source and destination MAC addresses

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Q

Which destination MAC address is used in an Ethernet broadcast frame?

A

11-11-11-11-11-11 and ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff

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Q

Which network device receives Ethernet broadcasts but does not forward them to other networks?

A

A router

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9
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What is A network segment where all devices receive broadcasts sent by any host within the network?

A

A broadcast domain

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What can happen when too many hosts are part of the same broadcast domain?

A

Excessive broadcast traffic

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What does a host do if an IP-to-MAC mapping is not found in its ARP table?

A

Sends ARP request to the local network

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10
Q

How does a device respond to an ARP request if it owns the requested IP address?

A

Sends a ARP Reply with its MAC address to the requesting host

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10
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Why does an ARP request stay within the local network?

A

Routers do not forward broadcast traffic

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11
Q

What condition allows a host to send frames directly to another device without performing ARP again?

A

Having the destination MAC address already stored in its ARP table

11
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Which protocol does IPv6 use instead of ARP to resolve MAC addresses?

A

ICMPv6 ND (Neighbor Discovery)

12
Q

What must be true about all devices for ARP broadcasts to work correctly in an IPv4 network?

A

They must be within the same broadcast domain

12
Q

What determines whether a packet should be sent directly to the destination or to a default gateway?

A

Whether the source and destination are on the same network

13
Q

What must a host do if the destination IP is outside its local network?

A

It must send the packet to its default gateway

13
Q

Which address does a host use as the destination MAC when sending to a remote network?

A

Destination MAC address of the default gateway

14
Q

What does a host do when it knows the IP of the destination but not the MAC?

A

It checks its ARP cache, if not found it sends a ARP request

14
Q

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

A

Stores network addresses and determines the best path (interface) to each network

15
Q

How is the destination MAC determined when forwarding to a remote network?

A

The router checks its ARP cache, if not found it sends a ARP request

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What must be configured on every host to allow communication with remote networks?
IPv4 address of the default gateway
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What does ā€œCā€ represent in a routing table?
Directly connected network
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How does a router respond if a destination IP is not found in its routing table?
It drops the packet
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How can a network administrator prevent routers from dropping unknown destination packets?
Configuring a static default route in the routing table
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What does a default route in a routing table do?
Provides paths for packets to unknown destination networks, typically to another router (so the packets are not dropped)
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How does a router know where to forward a packet?
By matching network portions of destination IP in packets to entries in routing tables
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In Ethernet communication, what layer handles MAC-to-MAC delivery?
Layer 2, Data link layer
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If H1 and H2 are both on 192.168.1.0, does the packet go through a router?
No
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What protocol types are typically used in LANs?
Ethernet and Wireless protocols
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What do we call A private LAN belonging to an organization, accessible only to authorized users such as employees?
An Intranet