layer3_forwarding_flashcards

Question 1

How many secondary IP addresses can be configured on an interface?

Answer 1

unlimited

Question 2

When a device wants to send a broadcast message to its own subnet, it will send it to [ip-address].

Answer 2

255.255.255.255

Question 3

Enable debugging for ICMP packets: R1# […]

Answer 3

debug ip icmp

Question 4

Enable directed broadcast forwarding on an interface: R1(config-if)# […]

Answer 4

ip directed-broadcast

Question 5

Directed broadcast forwarding is [enabled/disabled] on Cisco routers by default.

Answer 5

disabled

Question 6

A […] is a message sent to the broadcast address of another subnet.

Answer 6

directed broadcast

Question 7

Does the show ip interface command display secondary IP addresses?

Answer 7

Yes

Question 8

Does the show ip interface brief command display secondary IP addresses?

Answer 8

No

Question 9

Configure a secondary IP address on an interface: R1(config-if)# […]

Answer 9

ip address ip-address subnet-mask secondary

Question 10

Layer […] forwarding involves looking for the most specific match.

Answer 10

3

Question 11

Layer […] forwarding involves exact matches.

Answer 11

2

Question 12

When a network host sends a packet to a destination in another network, it will encapsulate it in a frame with the destination MAC of […].

Answer 12

the default gateway

Question 13

When a network host sends a packet to a destination in the same subnet, the destination MAC will be […].

Answer 13

the destination host’s MAC

Question 14

A network host uses […] and […] operations to determine if a destination host is in the same subnet.

Answer 14

XOR / AND