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xlvi Assessment Questions 21. Which of the following are provided by the show cdp entry * command? (Choose all that apply.) A. IP address of the neighbor router B. Protocol information C. Platform D. Capability E. Time F. Port ID G. Holdtime H. The same information as show version I. Neighbor device ID J. Local interface K. Speed of the link 22. Which of the following would you not implement at the distribution layer? A. Access lists B. Packet filtering C. Queuing D. Breakup of collisions domains E. Address translation F. Firewalls G. Creating of broadcast domains
Assessment Questions xlvii 23. Which LAN switch methods have a fixed latency time? (Choose all that apply.) A. Cut-through B. Store and forward C. FragmentCheck D. FragmentFree 24. If you were designing a network and needed to break up collision domains, at which Cisco layer would you provide this function? A. Physical B. Access C. Core D. Network E. Distribution F. Data Link 25. If you wanted to find out all the commands that start with “cl” from a certain prompt, what would you type at that particular prompt? A. Show commands cl B. Cl ? C. Cl? D. Cl ? more 26. What does a VLAN do? A. Breaks up collision domains B. Breaks up routing domains C. Breaks up broadcast domains D. Provides fragmentation segmentation
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