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1.   Name the protocol or service described in each line.

A.  Makes it much more difficult to read passwords in the Cisco router configuration (as opposed to the default)


B.  Delivers information about directly connected Cisco devices


C.  Performs dynamic assignment of IP addresses


D.  Shows the L3 path from your local router to the remote host, including IP addresses of all intermediate routers






2.  Which of the following most accurately describes the number of ACLs you can apply to a single Cisco router interface?


A.  As many as you like, and as you apply multiple ACLs in one direction, the contents of the most recently applied ACL will be added to the bottom of the ACL that is already applied.


B.  One ACL per direction AND per protocol


C.  One ACL per direction


D.  One per protocol, and as many as you like in one direction.







3.   If a Cisco switch port is running "CSMA/CD",  what else can we definitely determine about that port?

A.  It's the logical interface representing VLAN1 on the switch (the default admin VLAN).


B.  It's running at full-duplex.


C.  It's running at maximum speed.


D.  The port is running at half-duplex.






4.   A Cisco switch is "administratively down".  What should you do to resolve this issue?


A.   Reopen the VLAN 1 interface (the administrative interface).


B.   Manually re-open the port in question.


C.  Make sure the port is getting clockrate from a DCE


D.  Check the cabling, because one of them is loose!



5.  What command gave us this output?

R1#
Serial0 (down): ip 172.12.123.2 dlci 122(0x7A,0x1CA0), static,
              broadcast,
              CISCO, status deleted
Serial0 (down): ip 172.12.123.3 dlci 123(0x7B,0x1CB0), static,
              broadcast,

              CISCO, status deleted






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And now... the answers!

1.  In order...

A.  service password-encryption encrypts the passwords in your config that aren't encrypted by default.  (And only one is!)


B.  Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) gives you info about directly connected Cisco devices.


C.  DHCP, the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, is used to dynamically assign IP addresses to hosts.


D.   Traceroute will show you the IP address of every router between you and the router you're "tracerouting" (the remote router).


2.  "B".  The ACL limit is one per direction per protocol.


3.   "D".  If a switch port is running CSMA/CD, we know by the operation of that service that the port is running at half-duplex.


4.  "B".  "administratively down" just means you need to manually open that particular port.


5.  That's the output of show frame map.  And from the looks of things, we need to do some troubleshooting there, and that's a subject for another day!

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