The lowest IP address on its loopback interface, if configured, or the lowest IP address onits active interfaces
The highest IP address on its loopback interface, if configured, or the highest IP address on its active interfaces
The highest IP address on its active interfaces, if configured, or the highest IP address on its loopback interfaces
The lowest IP address on its active interfaces, if configured, or the lowest IP address on its loopback interfaces
B. The highest IP address on its loopback interface, if configured, or the highest IP address on its active interfaces
60
120
180
280
Green
Off
Amber
None of these
ROM
Flash
NVRAM
TFTP
Multicast
Known unicast
Broadcast
Unknown unicast
EIA/TIA-232
V.35
DB-60
X.21
IGRP
EIGRP
RIPv1
OSPF
You have to use public addressing because your ISP didn't assign you enough private addresses.
You are using private addresses but have changed ISPs, and your new ISP won't support these private addresses.
You want to assign the same IP address to multiple machines so that users on the Internet see this offered service as a single logical computer.
You are merging two companies that use different address spaces.
Network
Directed Broadcast
Host
4
5
6
7
/24, /25, and /26
/25, /26, and /27
/26, /27, and /28
None of these
It remains there for 15 seconds.
It forwards BPDUs and builds the CAM table
It remains there for 20 seconds.
It forwards BPDUs.
LAN
WAN
Network
SAN
copy nvram startup-config
copy startup-config running-config
copy running-config nvram
copy running-config startup-config
It requires less memory and processing.
It supports smaller routing update sizes.
It contains network problems.
It supports discontiguous subnets.
isdn switch-type
isdn connection-type
isdn spid1
interface serial0:15
HDLC
PPP
Neither HDLC nor PPP
0
1
2
No slot number is used
1
24
No limit
Six, unequal-cost
Four, unequal-cost
Four, equal-cost
Six, equal-cost
ip access-list test
access-list test
ip access-list standard test
access-list standard test
ip dhcp
ip pool dhcp
ip dhcp pool network
ip dhcp pool
P
Q
R
T
There is a physical layer problem.
There is a data link layer problem.
There is a network layer problem.
There is no problem.
RIP
OSPF
Both RIP and OSPF
Neither RIP or OSPF
AUTH-ACK
SUCCESS
CHALLENGE
None of these
LAN
WAN
MAN
SAN
Flashing green and amber
Flashing green
Amber
Flashing amber
Dedicated circuit connection
Circuit-switched connection
Packet-switched connection
Multicast
Unicast
Broadcast
Groupcast
Metrics used
How routing information is shared
How routing information is processed
Number of PCs in the network