Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q101: What symbol indicates that the device is in privileged EXEC mode?
- A: #
- B: >
- C: $
- D: (config)#
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A
Q102: Fill in the blank: The CLI prompt for user EXEC mode ends with ________.
- A: >
- B: #
- C: $
- D: (config)#
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A
Q103: Which command is used to exit privileged EXEC mode and return to user EXEC mode?
- A: disable
- B: enable
- C: exit
- D: config
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A
Q104: Fill in the blank: The prompt for interface configuration mode is typically in the format ________.
- A: Interface(config-if)#
- B: Global(config)#
- C: (config-if)#
- D: (config)#
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A
Q105: What is the primary purpose of the global configuration mode?
- A: To make changes affecting the whole device
- B: To configure specific interfaces
- C: To monitor device performance
- D: To access the console port
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A
Q106: Fill in the blank: To configure a network interface, you must enter ________ mode from global configuration mode.
- A: Interface
- B: Line
- C: Global
- D: Privileged
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A
Q107: Which CLI command changes the mode from privileged EXEC to global configuration mode?
- A: configure terminal
- B: disable
- C: enable
- D: terminal
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A
Q108: Fill in the blank: The prompt "Switch(config)#" indicates that the user is in ________ mode.
- A: Global configuration
- B: Interface configuration
- C: User EXEC
- D: Privileged EXEC
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A
Q109: What is the general syntax for an IOS command?
- A: Command followed by keywords and arguments
- B: Command only
- C: Keywords only
- D: Arguments only
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A
Q110: Fill in the blank: To access context-sensitive help, enter a ________ at the prompt.
- A: ?
- B: !
- C: #
- D: @
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A