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Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers

Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1361: What is the primary purpose of using ACLs on a firewall router?
  • A: To manage internal network traffic
  • B: To control traffic between internal and external networks
  • C: To configure network devices
  • D: To optimize network speed
View Answer
B

Q1362: How many ACLs are typically required per direction on an interface?
  • A: One
  • B: Two
  • C: Three
  • D: Four
View Answer
B

Q1363: When placing a standard ACL, where should it be positioned for optimal efficiency?
  • A: Close to the source network
  • B: Close to the destination network
  • C: At the network’s edge
  • D: On the internal network
View Answer
B

Q1364: The rule for applying ACLs can be remembered by which of the following principles?
  • A: The Three Ps
  • B: The Five Ws
  • C: The Four Rs
  • D: The Two Cs
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A

Q1365: What type of ACL should be used if you need to filter traffic based on both source and destination addresses?
  • A: Standard ACL
  • B: Extended ACL
  • C: Named ACL
  • D: Wildcard ACL
View Answer
B

Q1366: The ease of configuration is a factor in determining the placement of which type of ACL?
  • A: Standard ACL
  • B: Extended ACL
  • C: Numbered ACL
  • D: Named ACL
View Answer
B

Q1367: Which ACL type is better suited for networks with low bandwidth to prevent traffic from consuming resources?
  • A: Standard ACL
  • B: Extended ACL
  • C: Named ACL
  • D: Wildcard ACL
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A

Q1368: For traffic filtering at the source network, which ACL placement strategy is preferred?
  • A: Close to the source network
  • B: Close to the destination network
  • C: In the middle of the network path
  • D: On every network device
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A

Q1369: What should be considered when deciding where to place an ACL?
  • A: Control of source and destination networks
  • B: Type of network cables used
  • C: Number of devices on the network
  • D: Frequency of network maintenance
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A

Q1370: What does the term "one ACL per interface" imply?
  • A: Only one ACL is applied to each network interface
  • B: Multiple ACLs are applied to each network interface
  • C: One ACL is used for inbound traffic and another for outbound traffic
  • D: Each ACL controls multiple interfaces
View Answer
C

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