It looks like the blogger software didn't post the answer to last Wednesday's questions, so here they are!

CCNA:

Identify the three locations where a router can locate an IOS image during the boot process.

A. Flash

B. TFTP Server

C. FTP Server

D. ROM

E. RAM

F. NVRAM

G. A laptop configured as an IOS Server.

Answer: A, B, D. The order is Flash, TFTP Server, ROM.



CCNP / BSCI:

One effect of configuring a router as an EIGRP Stub is to prevent it from receiving what kind of traffic?

A. LSAs

B. Hellos

C. DUAL Queries

D. Acks

E. Joins

Answer: C. Configuring a spoke router as an EIGRP stub means the hub will not send it DUAL Query packets. I mention hub and spoke routers because that's where you would use EIGRP stub routing.



CCNP / BCMSN

In a multilayer switch, what holds the routing information?

A. The route cache

B. The Attribute Table

C. The MAC Mapping Table

D. The Forwarding Information Base

E. The Adjacency Table

Answer: D. The FIB holds the routing table's information, in a different format than that of the routing table.

To your Cisco success,

Chris Bryant
CCIE #12933
www.thebryantadvantage.com