Here are the answers to Wednesday's Cisco and CompTIA practice questions!


CCNA Certification:

Short answer: In the configuration shown below, exactly what does the number "1" refer to?

R3#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
R3(config)#router ospf 1

Answer: That's the OSPF process number. You can run multiple processes of OSPF on the same router, and routes are not automatically redistributed between processes.


A+ Certification:

Which of the following devices use physical addresses to make forwarding decisions?

A. router

B. switch

C. hub

D. repeater

E. bridge

F. concentrator

Answer: B, E. As I mentioned yesterday, switches and bridges use MAC addresses to make forwarding decisions - and another name for the MAC address is the physical address.


Network+ Certification:

Which of the following devices make inter-VLAN communication possible?

A. router

B. Layer 2 switch

C. multilayer switch

D. hub

E. No additional hardware is needed for inter-VLAN communication.

Answers: A, C. Both routers and multilayer switches make it possible for hosts in one VLAN to communicate with hosts in another VLAN.


CCNP Certification / BSCI Exam:

Which of the following OSPF Version 2 commands is still valid for OSPF Version 3?

A. show ip ospf database

B. show ip ospf neighbor

C. router-id

D. None of these commands are valid with OSPF v3.

Answer: C. The router-id command is still around for OSPF V3 (also known as OSPF for IPv6).


CCNP Certification / BCMSN Exam:

Which of the following is NOT an option with the switchport trunk encapsulation command?

A. isl

B. dot1q

C. negotiate

D. port-channel

E. pvc

Answers: D, E.


New questions coming up later today - and don't forget, you can start studying for your BCMSN exam today with my BCMSN Study Package, and then get a free update to the new version for the 642-812 exam on April 30!

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To your certification exam success,

Chris Bryant
CCIE #12933
http://www.thebryantadvantage.com

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