Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1351: Which type of ACL provides finer control by filtering based on protocol type?
- A: Standard ACL
- B: Extended ACL
- C: Numbered ACL
- D: Named ACL
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B
Q1352: The any keyword in a wildcard mask substitutes for which IP address and mask?
- A: 0.0.0.0
- B: 255.255.255.255
- C: 192.168.1.1
- D: 255.255.0.0
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B
Q1353: What is the purpose of using wildcard masks in ACLs?
- A: To filter individual IP addresses or groups of IP addresses
- B: To assign IP addresses dynamically
- C: To encrypt packet data
- D: To determine the routing path of packets
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A
Q1354: Which ACL type can be used to filter traffic based on source and destination addresses, protocol type, and port numbers?
- A: Standard ACL
- B: Extended ACL
- C: Named ACL
- D: Wildcard ACL
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B
Q1355: What is the primary difference between standard and extended ACLs?
- A: Standard ACLs filter based only on source IP address; extended ACLs can filter based on multiple attributes.
- B: Extended ACLs filter based only on source IP address; standard ACLs filter based on protocol type.
- C: Standard ACLs filter based on protocol type; extended ACLs filter based on source and destination IP addresses.
- D: Standard ACLs use named formats; extended ACLs use numbered formats.
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A
Q1356: Which ACL type is generally more effective for larger networks with complex traffic definitions?
- A: Standard ACL
- B: Extended ACL
- C: Named ACL
- D: Numbered ACL
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B
Q1357: The wildcard mask bit value of 0 means to _______.
- A: Ignore the corresponding bit value in the address
- B: Match the corresponding bit value in the address
- C: Allow all traffic
- D: Block all traffic
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B
Q1358: What does the term "numbered ACL" refer to?
- A: An ACL identified by a number to determine its type
- B: An ACL that uses IP addresses to identify traffic
- C: An ACL configured with named protocols
- D: An ACL that provides encrypted filtering
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A
Q1359: Which wildcard mask bit is used to ignore the corresponding bit value in an IP address?
- A: Bit 0
- B: Bit 1
- C: Bit 2
- D: Bit 3
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B
Q1360: The keyword "any" in ACL wildcard masking means to _______.
- A: Ignore the entire IPv4 address
- B: Match the entire IPv4 address
- C: Only match specific addresses
- D: Filter based on protocol type
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A