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Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers

Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1921: What is the purpose of VLAN tagging in router-on-a-stick configurations?
  • A: To keep traffic from different VLANs separated as it traverses the trunk link
  • B: To increase the speed of data transmission
  • C: To assign IP addresses to VLANs
  • D: To configure physical router interfaces
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A

Q1922: Fill in the blank: Subinterfaces in router-on-a-stick are configured on the _______ interface of the router.
  • A: physical
  • B: VLAN
  • C: trunk
  • D: switch
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A

Q1923: What is the primary advantage of using Layer 3 switches over traditional routers?
  • A: Higher packet-switching throughput
  • B: Lower cost
  • C: More physical interfaces
  • D: Increased VLAN capacity
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A

Q1924: Fill in the blank: Layer 3 switches use _______ to achieve high-packet processing rates.
  • A: hardware-based switching
  • B: software-based routing
  • C: manual configuration
  • D: static routing
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A

Q1925: What type of Layer 3 interface is a Switch Virtual Interface (SVI)?
  • A: Virtual VLAN interface
  • B: Physical router interface
  • C: Routed port
  • D: Access port
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A

Q1926: Fill in the blank: Routed ports on a switch are similar to router interfaces and do not support _______.
  • A: VLAN associations
  • B: Layer 3 routing
  • C: Layer 2 protocols
  • D: IP addressing
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C

Q1927: What is a primary use of routed ports in a network?
  • A: Point-to-point links
  • B: VLAN configuration
  • C: Switch-to-switch connections
  • D: Spanning tree protocol
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A

Q1928: Fill in the blank: To configure a routed port on a switch, you need to use the _______ command.
  • A: no switchport
  • B: vlan access
  • C: ip routing
  • D: trunking
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A

Q1929: What is a key difference between a routed port and a Switch Virtual Interface (SVI)?
  • A: Routed ports are physical; SVIs are virtual
  • B: Routed ports support VLANs; SVIs do not
  • C: SVIs are for point-to-point links; routed ports are not
  • D: Routed ports have lower latency
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A

Q1930: Fill in the blank: The SVI for a VLAN provides _______ processing for packets associated with that VLAN.
  • A: Layer 3
  • B: Layer 2
  • C: Layer 4
  • D: Layer 1
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A

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