Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1061: Which command would you use to verify the new router ID after reloading OSPF?
- A: show ip ospf
- B: show ip protocols
- C: clear ip ospf
- D: reset ip ospf
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B
Q1062: Fill in the blank: To change OSPF routing metrics, you can use the ____ command.
- A: ospf metric-change
- B: modify ip ospf
- C: ip ospf cost
- D: set ospf metrics
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C
Q1063: What does the router ID in OSPF uniquely identify?
- A: Router Interface
- B: OSPF Domain
- C: The Router
- D: OSPF Process
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C
Q1064: Which OSPF command is used to view the router’s OSPF information?
- A: show ip protocols
- B: show ip ospf
- C: show ip interfaces
- D: show ospf routes
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B
Q1065: Fill in the blank: The OSPF ____ process can be cleared using the clear ip ospf process command.
- A: OSPF link-state
- B: OSPF routing
- C: OSPF election
- D: OSPF network configuration
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B
Q1066: What happens when the OSPF process is cleared on a router?
- A: The router reloads its configurations
- B: The OSPF routing tables are cleared
- C: OSPF transitions to the Down and Init states
- D: OSPF recalculates the entire routing domain
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C
Q1067: What command is used to reset the OSPF routing process?
- A: reset ospf routing
- B: clear ip ospf process
- C: ospf reset-id
- D: reset ospf protocols
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B
Q1068: Fill in the blank: OSPF uses ____ to uniquely identify each router in the OSPF domain.
- A: Interface ID
- B: Loopback ID
- C: Router ID
- D: OSPF Network ID
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C
Q1069: Which command would you use to change the router ID of an OSPF router?
- A: router-id change
- B: ospf-id change
- C: router-id rid
- D: change router-id ospf
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C
Q1070: What is the default method of assigning a router ID in OSPF?
- A: The highest physical interface IP address
- B: The lowest physical interface IP address
- C: A manually configured router ID
- D: The router with the highest priority value
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A