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Are you preparing for the CCNA exam? Maybe you just want to test your knowledge of routing and routed protocols. This quiz will tell you if you are up to speed when it comes toTCP/IP protocols.

1. What routing protocol uses cost as its metric?

a. RIPb. EIGRPc. OSPFd. BGP

2. Which of these is an exterior gateway protocol (EGP)?

a. OSPFb. BGPc. RIPd. EIGRP

3. Which of these routing protocols would be used between Autonomous systems (Inter-AS)?

a. OSPFb. RIPc. EIGRPd. BGP

4. Which routing protocol has a default administrative distance of 110?

a. BGPb. OSPFc. RIPd. EIGRPe. Static

5. Which routing method is most trusted by a router?

a. BGP

b. IGRPc. Staticd. RIPe. OSPF

6. What is the process of sending routes from one routing protocol to another routingprotocol?

a. Redistributionb. Distributionc. Filteringd. Prependinge. Source routing

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7. Which command tells RIP to send hellos, out an interface, to find neighbors and toadvertise routes?

a. hellob. network

c. interfaced. advertisee. neighbor

8. You want to filter inbound routes from an OSPF neighbor. Which command do youuse?

a. Distribute-listb. Route-listc. Prefix-listd. Filter-list

9. In BGP, OSPF and EIGRP, an internetwork under common administration is calledwhat?

a. Routing systemb. Autonomous routingc. Routing domaind. Autonomous system

10. Which command do you use to prevent OSPF HELLO packets from going out of aconfigured interface?

a. no network b. passivec. no advertised. hello-off e. quiet

11. In OSPF, every router must have communications back to what?

a. Area zero

b. The rootc. OSPF centrald. Area one

12. Which of these routing protocols would be unavailable on a non-Cisco router? a.OSPFb. RIPc. EIGRPd. BGP

13. What type of OSPF router would connect an area that is not using OSPF?

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a. BDRb. ABRc. BRd. ASBRe. OSBR

14. A router receives two identical routes from different protocols. What route is putinto the routing table?

a. The route with the most trusted ADb. The best routec. The OSPF routed. Both routes

15. If RIP receives two similar routes to a network, which route is put into the routingtable?

a. The route with the most trusted administrative distanceb. The most specific routec. The RIP version 2 routed. Both routes

ANSWERS

1. C (OSPF ) 2. B (BGP ) 3. D (BGP ) 4. B (OSPF ) 5. C (Static)6. A (Redistribution)7. B (Network)8. A (Distribute-list)9. D (Autonomous system ) 10. B (Passive)11. A (Area zero)

12. C (EIGRP ) 13. D (ASBR)14. A (The route with the most trusted AD)15. B (The most specific route)

About the author: David Davis (CCIE #9369, CWNA, MCSE, CISSP, Linux+, CEH) has been in the ITindustry for 15 years. Currently, he manages a group of systems/network administrators for aprivately owned retail company and authors IT-related material in his spare time. He haswritten over fifty articles, eight practice tests and three video courses and has co-authored onebook. His website is at www.happyrouter.com .

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