Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers
Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q701: What is the primary use of floating static routes?
- A: To provide a backup to a primary link
- B: To route packets based on bandwidth
- C: To configure dynamic routing protocols
- D: To simplify route summarization
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A
Q702: Fill in the blank: The administrative distance of a static route can be increased to make it less desirable than _______.
- A: a dynamic route
- B: another static route
- C: a default route
- D: a floating route
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A
Q703: What is the administrative distance of EIGRP?
- A: 90
- B: 100
- C: 110
- D: 120
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A
Q704: Fill in the blank: To configure a floating static route, use the _______ command and specify an administrative distance.
- A: ip route
- B: set route
- C: configure static
- D: add route
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A
Q705: What happens if the preferred route is lost when using a floating static route?
- A: The floating static route takes over
- B: The route remains inactive
- C: The connection drops
- D: The route is reconfigured automatically
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A
Q706: Fill in the blank: The administrative distance of a static route can be increased to make it _______ desirable than a dynamic route.
- A: more
- B: less
- C: equally
- D: not
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B
Q707: What is the administrative distance of RIP?
- A: 120
- B: 110
- C: 100
- D: 90
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A
Q708: Fill in the blank: A floating static route is configured using the _______ command in global configuration mode.
- A: ip route
- B: static route
- C: add route
- D: configure route
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A
Q709: What is an important consideration when using floating static routes?
- A: Convergence time
- B: Routing protocol compatibility
- C: Encapsulation type
- D: Default route configuration
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A
Q710: Fill in the blank: A floating static route will become active when the _______ route is lost.
- A: primary
- B: backup
- C: default
- D: dynamic
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A