Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q381: What should be considered when designing the subnetting scheme in Part 2?
- A: The number of devices and required IP addresses
- B: The network's physical layout
- C: The type of network cables used
- D: The speed of the network connection
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A
Q382: Fill in the blank: In Part 2, each subnet must be tested for ________ to ensure proper functionality.
- A: Compatibility
- B: Scalability
- C: Security
- D: Connectivity
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D
Q383: What aspect of subnetting is emphasized in Part 2?
- A: Determining the exact number of subnets required
- B: Choosing the right subnet mask for each segment
- C: Setting up router configurations
- D: Allocating IP addresses to external networks
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B
Q384: What is a key feature of Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM)?
- A: All subnets have the same size
- B: Subnets can have unequal sizes
- C: Subnets are created in a single pass
- D: Subnet masks are fixed
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B
Q385: Fill in the blank: In VLSM, the subnet mask can ________ depending on the number of bits borrowed.
- A: Stay constant
- B: Vary
- C: Be simplified
- D: Remain unchanged
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B
Q386: What is the primary difference between traditional subnetting and VLSM?
- A: Traditional subnetting uses fixed subnet masks
- B: VLSM uses a single subnet mask for all subnets
- C: Traditional subnetting allows for unequal subnet sizes
- D: VLSM is a single-pass process
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A
Q387: Fill in the blank: With VLSM, the network is first subnetted, and then the ________ are subnetted again.
- A: Hosts
- B: Addresses
- C: Subnets
- D: Bits
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C
Q388: What process is repeated multiple times in VLSM?
- A: Subnetting subnets
- B: Calculating subnet masks
- C: Assigning IP addresses
- D: Changing network addresses
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A
Q389: Fill in the blank: The number of hosts per subnet in VLSM can be calculated using the same formulas as ________.
- A: Traditional subnetting
- B: IP address assignment
- C: Network configuration
- D: Router setup
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A
Q390: What does VLSM stand for?
- A: Variable Length Subnet Masking
- B: Variable Length Service Masking
- C: Variable Layer Subnet Masking
- D: Variable Layer Service Masking
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A