Question 1 |
172.105.176.1 | |
172.105.172.1 | |
172.105.175.1 | |
172.105.170.1 | |
172.105.180.1 |
Question 2 |
2001:FFCA:0008:0012:10BB:00AA:0008 | |
2001:FFCA:8:12:10BB:AA::8::1 | |
2001:FFCA:8:12:10BB:AA:8:01:1 | |
2001:FFCA::8::12:10BB:AA:8:1 | |
2001:FFCA:8:12:10BB:AA:8:1 |
Question 3 |
ip address 10.10.10.1 24 | |
interface vlan 20 | |
interface Vlanif 20 | |
ip address 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.0 | |
ip address 10.10.10.1 0.0.0.255 |
Question 4 |
display ip interface brief | |
display interface ip brief | |
show ip interface brief | |
display ip brief | |
show interface brief |
Question 5 |
Load balancing | |
IPv6 address assignment | |
Increased reliability | |
NAT translation | |
Increased bandwidth |
Question 6 |
quit | |
exit | |
back | |
up | |
go |
Question 7 |
JUNOS | |
IOS XR | |
TIMOS | |
VRP | |
IOS |
Question 8 |
port default vlan 20 | |
port vlan 20 | |
switchport access vlan 20 | |
access vlan-id 20 | |
vlan access 20 |
Question 9 |

None of them | |
DR | |
ABR | |
BDR | |
ASBR |
Question 10 |

LACP | |
CAPWAP | |
STP | |
SNMP | |
OSPF |
Question 11 |

Access layer | |
Internet layer | |
Transport layer | |
Core layer | |
WAN layer |
Question 12 |
IEEE 802.1 | |
IEEE 802.11 | |
IEEE 802.1Q | |
IEEE 802.1X | |
IEEE 802.3 |
Question 13 |

Aggregate WAN links | |
Calculate OSPF routes | |
Translate private IP addresses | |
Assign MPLS labels | |
Provide wireless clients with access to the network |
Question 14 |
ip-check | |
reach | |
test-ip | |
ping | |
connect
|
Question 15 |
The Ethernet cable must be faulty | |
The user's local connection to the gateway is working | |
STP has definitely failed | |
The user's IP address must be incorrect | |
The switch has no MAC address table |
Question 16 |
Has a longer header than TCP | |
Connection Oriented | |
Slow | |
Fast
| |
Connectionless |
Question 17 |
128 bits | |
32 bits | |
24 bits | |
16 bits | |
48 bits |
Question 18 |
display snmp sys-info | |
display agent sys-info | |
display snmp-agent sys-info | |
display snmp agent-sys | |
display snmp-agent info |
Question 19 |

Wireless signal generation | |
Centralized network management and automation | |
IPv4-to-IPv6 address conversion only | |
Manual cable testing | |
Physical Ethernet frame transmission |
Question 20 |
Anycast | |
All of them | |
Multicast | |
Broadcast | |
Unicast |
Question 21 |

Establishing SSH connections to network devices | |
Providing DHCP addresses | |
Capturing wireless frames | |
Calculating OSPF cost | |
Creating VLAN tags |
Question 22 |
Application | |
Network | |
Data Link | |
Tranport | |
Physical |
Question 23 |

Prevent all broadcast traffic | |
Replace operating systems on servers | |
Provide only wireless connectivity | |
Replace IPv4 with IPv6 on the Internet | |
Connect computing, storage, and network resources within a data center |
Question 24 |
ARP | |
STP | |
CDP | |
LLDP | |
ICMP |
Question 25 |
SNMP | |
ARP | |
FTP | |
STP | |
DHCP |
Question 26 |
10000 Mbps | |
10 Mbps | |
100 Mbps | |
1000 Mbps | |
1 |
Question 27 |
122 | |
186 | |
190 | |
182 | |
126 |
Question 28 |
OPENFLOW | |
LACP | |
YAML | |
RESTCONF | |
TFTP |
Question 29 |

JSON | |
ELF | |
PCAP | |
JPEG | |
MP3 |
Question 30 |
port access enable | |
port mode access | |
interface-mode access | |
switchport mode access | |
port link-type access |
Gokhan Kosem is a Network Engineer, Instructor and the Founder of IPCisco.com with 15+ years of experience in Cisco, Nokia, Huawei, Juniper, Linux, Service Provider Networks, Routing and Switching technologies.
He has worked on the backbone networks of major service providers and network vendors including Nortel, Alcatel-Lucent (Nokia) and has extensive hands-on experience with Cisco, Huawei, Juniper and Nokia networking technologies.
He has trained thousands of networking students worldwide through IPCisco.com, Udemy, books, labs, quizzes, and educational content across multiple social media platforms.
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