I owe you some answers... so here they come! Here are the answers to last Monday's first set of Cisco CCNA and CCNP practice questions!
CCNA:
What is the major advantage of Frame Relay over ISDN?
A. Ease of configuration
B. Less overhead on the router
C. Lower cost
D. Complete control over every device in the dedicated path
Answer: C. Frame is much cheaper to use than ISDN due to its shared bandwidth.
CCNP / BSCI:
A BGP route reflector receives a routing update from a client. To whom will the RR "reflect" this route?
A. All RR clients only.
B. All RR clients and nonclients.
C. All nonclients only.
D. No one - route reflectors do not reflect routes received from clients.
Answer: B. The RR will reflect routes from a client to clients and nonclients alike.
CCNP / BCMSN:
Identify the true statements.
A. Jitter is a problem primarily with voice and video traffic.
B. Jitter is a problem primarily with data streams.
C. Jitter is caused by delays in the queue.
D. Jitter is a reason to configure QoS.
E. Jitter is a problem, but configuring QoS is not an appropriate solution.
Answers: A, C, D.
CCNP / BCRAN:
Identify the true statements regarding RADIUS.
A. Only the password in the initial client-server packet is encrypted.
B. The entire initial client-server packet is encrypted.
C. RADIUS combines Authentication and Authorization.
D. RADIUS considers Authentication and Authorization to be separate processes.
E. RADIUS is TCP-based.
F. RADIUS is UDP-based.
Answer: A, C, F. RADIUS encrypts only the password in the initial client-server packet, and it also combines Authentication and Authorization, making it difficult to run one without the other. RADIUS runs on UDP, TACACS+ runs on TCP.
CCNP / CIT
:What feature does the command ip route-cache enable?
A. multicast routing
B. multicast caching
C. fast switching
D. cache switching
Answer: C. ip route-cache enables fast switching.
See you later this morning, as I'll post all the answers to the last week's questions along with two bonus sets of new Cisco CCNA and CCNP certification exam practice questions!
To your success,
Chris Bryant
CCIE #12933
www.thebryantadvantage.com
CCNA:
What is the major advantage of Frame Relay over ISDN?
A. Ease of configuration
B. Less overhead on the router
C. Lower cost
D. Complete control over every device in the dedicated path
Answer: C. Frame is much cheaper to use than ISDN due to its shared bandwidth.
CCNP / BSCI:
A BGP route reflector receives a routing update from a client. To whom will the RR "reflect" this route?
A. All RR clients only.
B. All RR clients and nonclients.
C. All nonclients only.
D. No one - route reflectors do not reflect routes received from clients.
Answer: B. The RR will reflect routes from a client to clients and nonclients alike.
CCNP / BCMSN:
Identify the true statements.
A. Jitter is a problem primarily with voice and video traffic.
B. Jitter is a problem primarily with data streams.
C. Jitter is caused by delays in the queue.
D. Jitter is a reason to configure QoS.
E. Jitter is a problem, but configuring QoS is not an appropriate solution.
Answers: A, C, D.
CCNP / BCRAN:
Identify the true statements regarding RADIUS.
A. Only the password in the initial client-server packet is encrypted.
B. The entire initial client-server packet is encrypted.
C. RADIUS combines Authentication and Authorization.
D. RADIUS considers Authentication and Authorization to be separate processes.
E. RADIUS is TCP-based.
F. RADIUS is UDP-based.
Answer: A, C, F. RADIUS encrypts only the password in the initial client-server packet, and it also combines Authentication and Authorization, making it difficult to run one without the other. RADIUS runs on UDP, TACACS+ runs on TCP.
CCNP / CIT
:What feature does the command ip route-cache enable?
A. multicast routing
B. multicast caching
C. fast switching
D. cache switching
Answer: C. ip route-cache enables fast switching.
See you later this morning, as I'll post all the answers to the last week's questions along with two bonus sets of new Cisco CCNA and CCNP certification exam practice questions!
To your success,
Chris Bryant
CCIE #12933
www.thebryantadvantage.com
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