Static routing Lecture Flashcards

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What is the main function of a router?

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The main function of a router is to find the best path to a destination device.

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How can paths be configured on routers?

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Paths on routers can be manually and automatically configured.

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What is static routing?

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Manual path configuration is called static routing.

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What does static routing configuration require?

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Static routing configuration needs to take care of every step of the path. Basically, you are telling the router where to forward the packet thoroughly.

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What is a routing table?

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A routing table is essential to understand how static routing works.

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6
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What does a router use to forward packets?

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A router forwards packets based on its IP routing table.

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How does a router obtain routes?

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To implement route-based packet forwarding, the router needs to obtain routes.

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What are direct routes?

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Direct routes are automatically generated by devices and point to local directly connected networks.

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What are static routes?

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Static routes are manually configured by network administrators.

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What are dynamic routes?

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Dynamic routes are learned by dynamic routing protocols running on routers.

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What happens if an incoming packet’s destination IP address is not in the routing table?

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The router drops the packet.

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What information does a route contain?

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Destination: identifies a destination subnet.
Mask: identifies a subnet together with a destination IP address.
Outbound interface: indicates the interface through which a data packet is sent out of the local router.
Next hop: indicates the next-hop address used by the router to forward the data packet to the destination subnet.

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How are directly connected networks usually configured?

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Directly connected networks are usually configured by specifying the interface of the router.

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What is a recursive routing?

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Recursive routing is a recursive search process of the IP routing table where the next-hop IP address is wanted to route packets towards its destination, but when found, it is not part of any directly connected network.

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What is summary routing?

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Step 1: Write two network addresses.
Step 2: Transfer the last not similar part of the address to binary.
Step 3: Convert similar binary numbers to decimal as those supposed to be all binary 1s.
Step 4: Your subnet mask will be ________________
Step 5: Your IP address will be the number that ____________

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16
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What is a default route or route of the last resort?

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R1(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 g0/0

17
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What is floating static routing?

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Floating static routing is the routing when a backup route should be configured.

18
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How are IP floating static routes configured?

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IP floating static routes are configured by using the distance argument to specify an administrative distance. If no administrative distance is configured, the default value (1) is used.

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