Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1141: Fill in the blank: OSPFv3 advertises routes for ____ addresses, whereas OSPFv2 advertises routes for ____ addresses.
- A: IPv6, IPv4
- B: IPv4, IPv6
- C: IPv4, IPv4
- D: IPv6, IPv6
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A
Q1142: What is the default reference bandwidth value used in OSPF for calculating the cost of an interface?
- A: 10^6 (1,000,000)
- B: 10^8 (100,000,000)
- C: 10^9 (1,000,000,000)
- D: 10^5 (100,000)
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B
Q1143: Fill in the blank: To configure OSPFv3 to use a specific process ID and area ID, you use the command _____.
- A: ipv6 ospf process-id area area-id
- B: ospf area-id
- C: ipv6 ospf area
- D: ospf ipv6 process
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A
Q1144: What is the multicast address used by OSPFv3 for the DR/BDR election?
- A: 224.0.0.6
- B: FF02::6
- C: 239.0.0.6
- D: 255.255.255.6
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B
Q1145: Fill in the blank: In OSPFv3, the routing protocol is the same as in OSPFv2, but it uses ____ as the network layer transport.
- A: IPv4
- B: IPv6
- C: IPv4 and IPv6
- D: MPLS
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B
Q1146: What type of network can have both OSPFv2 and OSPFv3 enabled simultaneously?
- A: Dual-stacked
- B: Single-stacked
- C: Triple-stacked
- D: Multi-stacked
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A
Q1147: Fill in the blank: IPv6 link-local addresses are automatically created using the prefix _____.
- A: FE80::/10
- B: FE00::/10
- C: FEC0::/10
- D: FFFF::/10
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A
Q1148: Which command confirms that global IPv6 addresses are configured and interfaces are enabled?
- A: show ipv6 interface brief
- B: show ip ospf interface
- C: show ip ospf neighbor
- D: show ipv6 route
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A
Q1149: Fill in the blank: The EUI-64 format involves using the 48-bit Ethernet MAC address, inserting _____ in the middle, and flipping the seventh bit.
- A: FFFE
- B: FFFF
- C: EEEE
- D: FFFE-EFFE
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A
Q1150: What prefix is used for link-local addresses in IPv6?
- A: FE80 to FEBF
- B: FE00 to FEFF
- C: FEC0 to FECF
- D: FF00 to FFFF
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A