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1. What’s the principal difference between a router and a switch?<br />

A. Data link versus network protocol treatment<br />

B. Protocol versus network program treatment<br />

C. Data link versus MAC layer treatment<br />

D. Protocol versus data network treatment<br />

2. True or false? It’s a good idea to connect a switch via a wide-area connection.<br />

3. True or false? You can usually hook a tape drive to a router in order to back it up.<br />

4. A routing table can be built by which of the following?<br />

A. Static routes<br />

B. Dynamic routes<br />

C. Neither A nor B<br />

D. Both A and B<br />

5. A routing protocol is a way for routers to _____________________.<br />

A. assume different bandwidth considerations via networking<br />

B. exchange known networks and routes<br />

C. assume routing information internally<br />

D. exchange network error information<br />

6. Router 88 has a routing table that looks like this:<br />

Network Net Mask Gateway Address Cost<br />

200.1.1.0 255.255.255.0 200.1.1.1 0 (Local)<br />

200.1.2.0 255.255.255.0 200.1.2.1 0 (Local)<br />

200.1.3.0 255.255.255.0 200.1.2.2 1<br />

200.1.4.0 255.255.255.0 200.1.2.2 2<br />

Based on this routing table, how will Router 88 route a packet that’s destined for 200.1.3.10?<br />

A. It will talk directly to the node at 200.1.3.10.<br />

B. It will talk directly to the router at 200.1.2.2.<br />

C. It will talk directly to the router at 200.1.2.1.<br />

D. It will drop the packet and generate an error.<br />

7. How might you make Router 88 send packets that don’t correspond to any of its routing entries<br />

along to Router 99?

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