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Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers

Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q861: What is the purpose of using the passive-interface command in RIP?
  • A: To prevent routing updates from being sent out specific interfaces
  • B: To enable routing updates on all interfaces
  • C: To summarize networks automatically
  • D: To increase routing update intervals
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A

Q862: Fill in the blank: RIP updates on a LAN can waste bandwidth, resources, and create a _______ risk.
  • A: security
  • B: performance
  • C: compatibility
  • D: scalability
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A

Q863: What configuration is required to propagate a default route using RIP?
  • A: Default static route and default-information originate command
  • B: RIP authentication and default-information originate command
  • C: Passive-interface command and default-information originate command
  • D: Automatic summarization and default-information originate command
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A

Q864: Fill in the blank: R1 can propagate the default static route to other routers using RIP by configuring the _______ command.
  • A: default-information originate
  • B: default-propagation
  • C: static-route-propagation
  • D: auto-summary
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A

Q865: What is the effect of the no auto-summary command in RIPv2?
  • A: It stops RIPv2 from summarizing networks at major boundaries
  • B: It increases the frequency of routing updates
  • C: It disables RIP on the router
  • D: It changes the default route configuration
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A

Q866: Fill in the blank: The passive-interface command prevents RIP updates from being sent through _______ interfaces.
  • A: specified
  • B: all
  • C: any
  • D: dynamic
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A

Q867: What impact does broadcasting RIP updates have on a LAN?
  • A: It wastes bandwidth, resources, and poses a security risk
  • B: It improves network performance
  • C: It enhances network security
  • D: It reduces network congestion
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A

Q868: What is a static route?
  • A: A route entered automatically by the router
  • B: A route entered manually by the network administrator
  • C: A route that is determined by dynamic routing protocols
  • D: A route that changes based on network traffic
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B

Q869: Fill in the blank: A _______ static route is manually entered by the network administrator to ensure reliability.
  • A: recursive
  • B: directly connected
  • C: fully specified
  • D: default
View Answer
C

Q870: What is the purpose of configuring a default route in a network?
  • A: To create a backup route
  • B: To route packets to an unspecified destination
  • C: To handle network topology changes
  • D: To specify routes to directly connected networks
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B

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