Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q121: Fill in the blank: If the IOS interpreter cannot understand a command, it will provide feedback describing what is ________. Incorrect about the command
- A: The action requested
- B: The available commands
- C: The command syntax
- D:
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A
Q122: What is the primary purpose of practicing skills in navigating the Cisco IOS?
- A: To improve user access modes
- B: To understand different configuration modes
- C: To learn common commands
- D: To develop overall navigation skills
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D
Q123: In Packet Tracer, which mode allows for basic monitoring commands only?
- A: User EXEC Mode
- B: Global Configuration Mode
- C: Privileged EXEC Mode
- D: Interface Configuration Mode
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A
Q124: Fill in the blank: In Cisco IOS, the command to enter privileged EXEC mode is ________.
- A: enable
- B: configure terminal
- C: show version
- D: interface
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A
Q125: Which mode is used to configure settings that affect the entire device?
- A: Privileged EXEC Mode
- B: Global Configuration Mode
- C: User EXEC Mode
- D: Interface Configuration Mode
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B
Q126: Fill in the blank: The command to exit from global configuration mode and return to user EXEC mode is ________.
- A: disable
- B: exit
- C: configure terminal
- D: quit
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A
Q127: What command would you use to view the configuration of interfaces on a Cisco device?
- A: show interfaces
- B: show version
- C: show running-config
- D: configure terminal
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A
Q128: Fill in the blank: To switch from user EXEC mode to privileged EXEC mode, use the command ________.
- A: enable
- B: show running-config
- C: exit
- D: configure terminal
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A
Q129: Which command is used to enter global configuration mode from privileged EXEC mode?
- A: configure terminal
- B: exit
- C: show version
- D: interfaces
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A
Q130: Fill in the blank: In Cisco IOS, the mode where you configure specific settings for an interface is called ________.
- A: Interface Configuration Mode
- B: Global Configuration Mode
- C: User EXEC Mode
- D: Privileged EXEC Mode
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A