Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q501: How are static routes added to the routing table?
- A: Automatically when a new router is added
- B: Manually when the exit interface is active
- C: Through OSPF
- D: Through EIGRP
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B
Q502: What does the code 'L' in the routing table represent?
- A: Directly connected network
- B: Static route
- C: Local address assigned to interface
- D: Dynamic route learned via OSPF
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C
Q503: Which routing protocol is identified by the code 'O' in the routing table?
- A: EIGRP
- B: OSPF
- C: BGP
- D: RIP
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B
Q504: What does the code 'C' indicate in the routing table?
- A: Static route
- B: Directly connected network
- C: Dynamically learned network
- D: Local route
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B
Q505: Which routing protocol is identified by the code 'D' in the routing table?
- A: OSPF
- B: RIP
- C: EIGRP
- D: BGP
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C
Q506: A routing table can contain which of the following types of routes?
- A: Directly connected
- B: Remote
- C: Both A and B
- D: None of the above
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C
Q507: In which memory is the routing table stored?
- A: Flash
- B: RAM
- C: NVRAM
- D: ROM
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B
Q508: What is the purpose of a next hop association in a routing table?
- A: It determines the destination IP
- B: It helps identify the source of the packet
- C: It shows the route to the next destination
- D: It identifies the interface configuration
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C
Q509: Which routes are added automatically when an interface is configured with an IP address and activated?
- A: Remote routes
- B: Directly connected routes
- C: Static routes
- D: Local routes
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B
Q510: What does the 'C' in the routing table stand for?
- A: Static route
- B: Connected network
- C: Dynamic route
- D: Default route
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B