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Routing and Switching MCQs with Answers

Practice important Routing and Switching MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q941: What is included in a Link-State Packet (LSP)?
  • A: Link-state information about directly connected links
  • B: IP address and subnet mask
  • C: Static routes and their metrics
  • D: Routing table entries
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A

Q942: Fill in the blank: After establishing adjacencies, a router builds its __________ that contains link-state information.
  • A: Link-State Packet (LSP)
  • B: Routing Table
  • C: Topology Map
  • D: Neighbor List
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A

Q943: What is the purpose of flooding the LSP to all neighbors?
  • A: To ensure all routers in the routing area have the most current link-state information
  • B: To update routing tables with new routes
  • C: To configure static routes
  • D: To establish adjacency with neighbors
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A

Q944: Fill in the blank: Each router uses the __________ to construct a complete map of the topology.
  • A: Link-State Database
  • B: Routing Table
  • C: SPF Tree
  • D: Neighbor Database
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A

Q945: What information is included in an LSP besides link-state information?
  • A: Sequence numbers and aging information
  • B: Static routes
  • C: IP addresses
  • D: Routing metrics
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A

Q946: Fill in the blank: The final step in the link-state routing process involves generating the __________ from the SPF tree.
  • A: Routing Table
  • B: Link-State Packet (LSP)
  • C: Link-State Database
  • D: Topology Map
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A

Q947: When a router receives an LSP from a neighboring router, what does it do next?
  • A: It floods the LSP to all other interfaces except the one it was received on
  • B: It immediately updates its routing table
  • C: It discards the LSP if it’s a duplicate
  • D: It sends a confirmation to the neighboring router
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A

Q948: Fill in the blank: The SPF algorithm is used to build the __________ tree based on the link-state database.
  • A: SPF
  • B: Routing
  • C: Link-State
  • D: Topology
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A

Q949: What happens to LSPs if a router detects that it has already received an LSP with newer information?
  • A: The router updates its database with the new information
  • B: The router discards the LSP
  • C: The router requests a new LSP from the neighbor
  • D: The router sends a confirmation to the neighbor
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A

Q950: Fill in the blank: Each router builds its LSP containing the state of each __________ link.
  • A: Directly connected
  • B: Indirectly connected
  • C: Neighboring
  • D: Static
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