Toughies Flashcards

(32 cards)

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What is the type of problem that is occurring when the counter value(s) say many input errors, few collisions?

A

Excessive noise caused by wrong cable category or EMI

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What is the type of problem that is occurring when the counter value(s) that have increasing late collisions?

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Caused by collision domain, duplex mismatch or single cable too long

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What is the type of problem and root cause that is occurring when the counter value(s) say more than roughly 0.1% of all frames are collisions?

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Collisions caused by duplex mismatch or DOS attack

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This Transport layer function enables receiving hosts to choose the correct application for which the data is destined, based on the destination port number

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Multiplexing using ports

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This Transport layer function has the process of numbering and acknowledging data with Sequence and Acknowledgement header fields

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Error Recovery (Reliability)

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This Transport layer function has a process that involve a sliding size that the two end devices dynamically agree upon at various points during the virtual connection

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Flow control using Windowing

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This Transport layer function has a process that is used to initialize port numbers and Sequence and Acknowledgment fields

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Connection establishment and termination

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This Transport layer function has a continuous stream of bytes from an upper-layer process that is ‘segmented’ for transmission and delivered to upper-layer processes at the receiving device, with the bytes in the same order

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Ordered data transfer and data segmentation

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Access layer switches provide what types of features?

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Port Security
VLANs
FastEthernet/GigabitEthernet
PoE
Link Aggregation
QoS

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Distribution layer switches provide what types of features?

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Layer 3 support
High forwarding rate
Gig Ethernet / 10 Gig Ethernet
Redundant Components
Security policies / ACLs
Link Aggregation
QoS

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Core layer switches provide what types of features?

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Layer 3 support
Very high forwarding rate
Gigabit Ethernet / 10 Gigabit Ethernet
Redundant components
Link Aggregation
QoS

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What does an OSPF Packet look like?

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Version of OSPF
Packet Type
Packet Length
Router ID
Area ID
Checksum
Auth Type
Authentication
Data

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Each OSPF router maintains a link-state database containing the what received from all other routers

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LSAs (Link-state advertisements)

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What are the general steps for Neighbor State Summary?

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Down - No active neighbor detected
Initilialization - Hello packets sent and received by neighbors
2 WAY - Bi-Directional communication. Can see it’s own router ID received in Hello packets
Exstart - Primary and secondary roles determined
Exchange - DBD packets sent
Loading - Exchange of LSRs and LSU (With LSAs within the LSU)
Full - Neighbors full adjacent

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What settings must be matched for a pair of OSPF routers to form an adjacency?

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They must be in each other’s neighbor list
Hello & Dead Intervals
Area ID
IP Subnet
Authentication Flag
Stub Area Flag
MTU and MTU IP Size

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Routers which have all of their OSPF interfaces in an area and are not in a backbone are considered what?

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Normal Area Routers

17
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How do Normal Area Routers learn their routes

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From the ABRs

18
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What are the destination multicast addresses for OSPF?

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224.0.0.5
224.0.0.6

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This type of router redistributes routes from different routing protocols into OSPF Normal Area Routers

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Autonomous System Boundary Router (ASBR)

20
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What are the 6 Steps / Characteristics of OSPF?

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Discover Neighbors
Form Adjacencies
Flood the Link State Database
Compute the Shortest Path
Install the Best Routes Into The Routing Table
Respond to Network Changes

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What is the FF02::5 OSPFv3 multicast address used for?

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All routers multicast

22
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What is the FF02::6 OSPFv3 multicast address used for?

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DR/BDR multicast updates

23
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Full adjacency occurs when two routers have exchanged any necessary __________ and have identical __________ __________?

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LSUs
Link-state databases

24
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OPSF uses Dijkstra’s algorithm to create a what?

25
What is the chief characteristic of an ABR?
It separates the LSA Flooding Zones
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How does a DR get elected?
It has the highest priority. In which case either the Router ID is the highest or it’s been manually to set to have a higher OSPF priority on the interface. Manual priority check first Highest configured router id highest loopback address highest IP address
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This command configures the HTTP server for authentication using the enable password, which is the default method of HTTP server user authentication
ip http authentication enable
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This command enables the HTTP server
ip http server
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Manually setting the duplex mode and speed of switch ports can cause issues if one end is __________ or set to __________
Mismatched Autonegotiation
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What is the type of problem that is occurring when the counter value(s) say many input errors, few collisions?
Excessive noise caused by wrong cable category or EMI
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What is the type of problem and root cause that is occurring when the counter value(s) say more than roughly 0.1% of all frames are collisions?
Collisions caused by duplex mismatch or DOS attack
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What is the type of problem that is occurring when the counter value(s) have increasing late collisions?
Caused by collision domain, duplex mismatch or single cable too long