Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1331: To verify the OSPFv2 configuration and status of interfaces, which command is most suitable?
- A: show ip ospf
- B: show ip ospf interface brief
- C: show ip ospf database
- D: show ip route ospf
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B
Q1332: The OSPFv2 command that displays a summary of OSPF routing information is _______.
- A: show ip ospf
- B: show ip ospf interface brief
- C: show ip route ospf
- D: show ip ospf database
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A
Q1333: Which OSPFv2 router type is responsible for managing routing updates within its own area?
- A: DR
- B: BDR
- C: ABR
- D: ASBR
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A
Q1334: What does an Access Control List (ACL) control on a router?
- A: The forwarding of packets based on packet header information
- B: The routing of packets through multiple networks
- C: The encryption of data packets
- D: The speed of packet transmission
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A
Q1335: Which task is NOT performed by ACLs?
- A: Limit network traffic
- B: Provide traffic flow control
- C: Encrypt network packets
- D: Provide basic security for network access
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C
Q1336: An ACL can be used to block which type of network traffic?
- A: Email traffic
- B: FTP traffic
- C: Telnet traffic
- D: All of the above
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D
Q1337: The last statement in an ACL is always an implicit _______.
- A: Allow
- B: Deny
- C: Permit
- D: Log
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B
Q1338: What type of information does a packet-filtering router use to make forwarding decisions?
- A: Source and destination IP addresses
- B: Only destination IP address
- C: Only source IP address
- D: Source and destination MAC addresses
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A
Q1339: ACLs can be applied to which types of traffic?
- A: Inbound traffic only
- B: Outbound traffic only
- C: Both inbound and outbound traffic
- D: Neither inbound nor outbound traffic
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C
Q1340: When configuring ACLs, what does an outbound ACL do?
- A: Processes incoming packets before routing them
- B: Processes packets after routing them
- C: Encrypts packets
- D: Logs packets
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B