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address. What will prevent workstations with unauthorized MAC addresses from connecting to the network through a switch? A. !"# B. Port security C. $%&! ". %&! '. (&! ). locking mode Cu 2: *oasen network administrator has +ust issued the ,switchport trunk native vlan --., command on switch C/0 . What is the function of this command? A. 1t designates (2A3 --. as the default for all unknown tagged traffic B. It designates VLAN 998 for untagged traffic C. 1t blocks (2A3 --. traffic from passing on the trunk ". 1t creates a (2A3 --. interface '. 3one of the above (4 l5 thi6t l7p native n8n k g9n tag Cu 3: Which of the following steps are necessar: in order to add a new (2A3 to the *oasen switched network? ;Choose three.< A. Create t e VLAN. B. Na!e t e VLAN. C. Configure an 1! address for the (2A3. ". Add t e desired #orts to t e ne$ VLAN. '. Add the (2A3 to the (&! domain. Cu %:$efer to the e=hibit. *ow will router A choose a path to the >?.>.0.?@0A network when different routing protocols are configured? ;Choose three.<

A. If &IP'2 is t e routing #rotoco() on(y t e #at A" $i(( *e insta((ed in t e routing ta*(e *y defau(t. . 1f $1!v0 is the routing protocolB the eCual cost paths A " and AC" will be installed in the routing table b: default.

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C. 1f '1D$! is the routing protocolB onl: the path A" will be installed in the routing table b: default. ". If +I,&P is t e routing #rotoco() t e e-ua( cost #at s AB" and AC" $i(( *e insta((ed in t e routing ta*(e *y defau(t. +. If +I,&P and ./P0 are *ot running on t e net$or1) t e +I,&P #at s $i(( *e insta((ed in t e routing ta*(e. ). 1f '1D$! and E%!) are both running on the networkB the E%!) paths will be installed in the routing table. Cu 2: What are some of the characteristics of a t:pical (2A3 arrangementB found throughout the *oasen switched 2A3? ;Choose three.< A. VLANs (ogica((y di'ide a s$itc into !u(ti#(e) inde#endent s$itc es at Layer 2. B. 3run1 (in1s can carry traffic for !u(ti#(e VLANs. C. (2A3 implementation significantl: increases traffic due to added trunking information. ". A VLAN can s#an !u(ti#(e s$itc es. '. (2A3s t:picall: increase the number of switches needed ). (2A3s t:picall: decrease the number of switches needed Cu 4:Which of the following '1D$! route entries would be described as a feasible successor? A. A primar: routeB stored in the routing table . A backup routeB stored in the routing table C. A *ac1u# route) stored in t e to#o(ogy ta*(e ". A primar: routeB stored in the topolog: table Cu 5: When enabling '1D$! routingB what parameters must :ou appl:? A. broadcast addressB and A% number . network number and A% number C. eigrp routingB network numberB and passive interface ". eigr# routing) net$or1 nu!*er) and A/ Cu 8: Fou are the network administrator. Four aim is to support a multiGprotocol network that includes 1!B Apple&alk and 1!H. Which routing protocol can :ou use that will achieve this aim? A. E%!) B. +I,&P C. $1! v0 ". 1D$! '. $1! v> Cu 9:Which two of these statements regarding $%&! are correct? ;Choose two.< A. $%&! cannot operate with !(%&I. B. &/3P defines ne$ #ort ro(es. C. $%&! defines no new port states. ". $%&! is a proprietar: implementation of 1''' .?0.>" %&!. +. &/3P is co!#ati*(e $it t e origina( I+++ 862.1" /3P. Trang 2/11

Cu 16:Which of the following a true statements regarding the use of (2A3s to segment a network? ;Choose three< A. &he: increase the size of collision domains B. 3 ey a((o$ (ogica( grou#ing of users *y function. C. 3 ey can en ance net$or1 security. ". &he: increase the size of the broadcast domain while decreasing the number of collision domains. +. 3 ey increase t e nu!*er of *roadcast do!ains $ i(e decreasing t e si7e of t e *roadcast do!ains. ). &he: simplif: switch administration. Cu 11:&he *oasen network administrator wants to ensure that onl: a single web server can connect to pot )a?@> on a catal:st switch. &he server is plugged into the switchJs )ast 'th. ?@> port and the network administrator is about to bring the server online. What can the administrator do to ensure that onl: the MAC address of this server is allowed b: switch port )a?@>? ;Choose two< A. Configure port )a?@> to accept connections onl: from the static 1! address of the server B. Configure t e 8AC address of t e ser'er as a static entry associated $it #ort 0a691 C. 'mplo: a proprietar: connector t:pe on )a?@> that is incomputable with other host connectors ". Configure #ort security on 0a691 to re:ect traffic $it a source 8AC address ot er t an t at of t e ser'er '. ind the 1! address of the server to its MAC address on the switch to prevent other hosts from spoofing the server 1! address Cu 12:What are three valid reasons to assign ports on (2A3s on a new *oasen 2A3 switch? ;Choose three< A. &o make (&! easier to implement B. 3o iso(ate *roadcast traffic C. &o increase the size of the collision domain ". &o allow more devices to connect to the network +. 3o (ogica((y grou# osts according to function 0. 3o increase net$or1 security Cu 13:Wh: would the *oasen network administrator configure port securit: on a new *oasen switch? A. &o prevent unauthorized &elnet access to a switch port. . &o limit the number of 2a:er 0 broadcasts on a particular switch port. C. 3o #re'ent unaut ori7ed osts fro! accessing t e LAN. ". &o protect the 1! and MAC address of the switch and associated ports. '. &o block unauthorized access to the switch management interfaces over common &C! ports. ). 3one of the above Cu 1%: Fou have configured a *oasen switch as shown belowK *oasen L;configGif<M switchport portGsecurit: *oasen L;configGif<M switchport portGsecurit: macGaddress stick: Trang 3/11

%elect the action below that results from e=ecuting these commands. A. A d:namicall: learned MAC address is saved in the (2A3 database. . A d:namicall: learned MAC address is saved in the startupGconfiguration file. C. %taticall: configured MAC addresses are saved in the startupGconfiguration file if frames from that address are received. ". A dyna!ica((y (earned 8AC address is sa'ed in t e running;configuration fi(e. '. %taticall: configured MAC addresses are saved in the runningGconfiguration file if frames from that address are received. ). 3one of the above Cu 12:1n which %panningG&ree states does a switch port learn MAC addresses? ;Choose two< A. locking . 2istening C. 0or$arding ". Learning '. $ela:ing Cu 14:When is a switched network that is running the %panning &ree !rotocol considered to be full: converged? A. when all switches have the same 1" as the root switch . when all switches have received the MAC address of each neighboring switch C. when ever: enabled switch port has been assigned a uniCue identifier ". $ en e'ery o#erating s$itc #ort is in eit er t e *(oc1ing or for$arding state '. when all switches are in either clientB serverB or transparent mode Cu 15: Which three 2A3 routing protocols would be appropriate for a small retail organization with a multiGvendor 2A3 infrastructure? ;Choose three< A. 1D$! B. &IP C. &IP'2 ". ./P0 '. '1$D! ). D! Cu 18: abc.com.vn is merging with several local businesses that use routers from multiple vendors. Which routing protocol would work best to connect abc.com.vn with the enterprise networks it has acCuired b: providing scalabilit: and (2%M support while minimizing network overhead? A. '1D$! . E%!) C. &IP '2 ". $1! v> Cu 19: Which of the following steps are necessar: in order to add a new (2A3 to the *oasen switched network? ;Choose three< A. Create t e VLAN. B. Na!e t e VLAN. Trang 4/11

C. Configure an 1! address for the (2A3. ". Add t e desired #orts to t e ne$ VLAN. '. Add the (2A3 to the (&! domain. Cu 26: After connecting a !C to an available port on a switchB :ou find that the !C can not access an: of the resources on the 2A3. 3o other !CJs connected to the switch appear to be having an: issues. What is the most likel: cause for this problem? A. &he router lacks a routing table entr: for the new host B. 3 e ost s$itc #ort is assigned to t e incorrect VLAN C. &he host MAC address is incorrectl: configured ". A %&! instance for the new host has not been initialized '. &he switch does not have the MAC address hard coded in the CAM table.

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 Cu 1:Which of the following '1D$! route entries would be described as a feasible successor? A. A primar: routeB stored in the routing table . A backup routeB stored in the routing table C. A backup routeB stored in the topolog: table ". A primar: routeB stored in the topolog: table Cu 2:A network administrator wants to control which user hosts can access the network based on their MAC address. What will prevent workstations with unauthorized MAC addresses from connecting to the network through a switch? A. !"# . !ort securit: C. $%&! ". %&! '. (&! ). locking mode Cu 3:Which two of these statements regarding $%&! are correct? ;Choose two.< A. $%&! cannot operate with !(%&I. . $%&! defines new port roles. C. $%&! defines no new port states. ". $%&! is a proprietar: implementation of 1''' .?0.>" %&!. '. $%&! is compatible with the original 1''' .?0.>" %&!. Cu %:Which of the following a true statements regarding the use of (2A3s to segment a network? ;Choose three< A. &he: increase the size of collision domains . &he: allow logical grouping of users b: function. C. &he: can enhance network securit:. ". &he: increase the size of the broadcast domain while decreasing the number of collision domains. '. &he: increase the number of broadcast domains while decreasing the size of the broadcast domains. ). &he: simplif: switch administration. Cu 2: >oasen network administrator has +ust issued the ,switchport trunk native vlan --., command on switch C/0 . What is the function of this command? A. 1t designates (2A3 --. as the default for all unknown tagged traffic . 1t designates (2A3 --. for untagged traffic C. 1t blocks (2A3 --. traffic from passing on the trunk ". 1t creates a (2A3 --. interface Trang 6/11

'. 3one of the above Cu 4: Which of the following steps are necessar: in order to add a new (2A3 to the *oasen switched network? ;Choose three.< A. Create the (2A3. . 3ame the (2A3. C. Configure an 1! address for the (2A3. ". Add the desired ports to the new (2A3. '. Add the (2A3 to the (&! domain. Cu 5:1n which %panningG&ree states does a switch port learn MAC addresses? ;Choose two< A. locking . 2istening C. )orwarding ". 2earning '. $ela:ing Cu 8:$efer to the e=hibit. *ow will router A choose a path to the >?.>.0.?@0A network when different routing protocols are configured? ;Choose three.<

A. 1f $1!v0 is the routing protocolB onl: the path A" will be installed in the routing table b: default. . 1f $1!v0 is the routing protocolB the eCual cost paths A " and AC" will be installed in the routing table b: default. C. 1f '1D$! is the routing protocolB onl: the path A" will be installed in the routing table b: default. ". 1f '1D$! is the routing protocolB the eCual cost paths A " and AC" will be installed in the routing table b: default. '. 1f '1D$! and E%!) are both running on the networkB the '1D$! paths will be installed in the routing table. ). 1f '1D$! and E%!) are both running on the networkB the E%!) paths will be installed in the routing table. Cu 9: Which of the following steps are necessar: in order to add a new (2A3 to the *oasen switched network? ;Choose three< A. Create the (2A3. . 3ame the (2A3. Trang 7/11

C. Configure an 1! address for the (2A3. ". Add the desired ports to the new (2A3. '. Add the (2A3 to the (&! domain. Cu 16: What are some of the characteristics of a t:pical (2A3 arrangementB found throughout the *oasen switched 2A3? ;Choose three.< A. (2A3s logicall: divide a switch into multipleB independent switches at 2a:er 0. . &runk links can carr: traffic for multiple (2A3s. C. (2A3 implementation significantl: increases traffic due to added trunking information. ". A (2A3 can span multiple switches. '. (2A3s t:picall: increase the number of switches needed ). (2A3s t:picall: decrease the number of switches needed Cu 11: When enabling '1D$! routingB what parameters must :ou appl:? A. broadcast addressB and A% number . network number and A% number C. eigrp routingB network numberB and passive interface ". eigrp routingB network numberB and A% Cu 12: After connecting a !C to an available port on a switchB :ou find that the !C can not access an: of the resources on the 2A3. 3o other !CJs connected to the switch appear to be having an: issues. What is the most likel: cause for this problem? A. &he router lacks a routing table entr: for the new host . &he host switch port is assigned to the incorrect (2A3 C. &he host MAC address is incorrectl: configured ". A %&! instance for the new host has not been initialized '. &he switch does not have the MAC address hard coded in the CAM table. Cu 13: Fou are the network administrator. Four aim is to support a multiGprotocol network that includes 1!B Apple&alk and 1!H. Which routing protocol can :ou use that will achieve this aim? A. E%!) . '1D$! C. $1! v0 ". 1D$! '. $1! v> Cu 1%:&he *oasen network administrator wants to ensure that onl: a single web server can connect to pot )a?@> on a catal:st switch. &he server is plugged into the switchJs )ast 'th. ?@> port and the network administrator is about to bring the server online. What can the administrator do to ensure that onl: the MAC address of this server is allowed b: switch port )a?@>? ;Choose two< A. Configure port )a?@> to accept connections onl: from the static 1! address of the server . Configure the MAC address of the server as a static entr: associated with port )a?@> C. 'mplo: a proprietar: connector t:pe on )a?@> that is incomputable with other host connectors

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". Configure port securit: on )a?@> to re+ect traffic with a source MAC address other than that of the server '. ind the 1! address of the server to its MAC address on the switch to prevent other hosts from spoofing the server 1! address Cu 12:When is a switched network that is running the %panning &ree !rotocol considered to be full: converged? A. when all switches have the same 1" as the root switch . when all switches have received the MAC address of each neighboring switch C. when ever: enabled switch port has been assigned a uniCue identifier ". when ever: operating switch port is in either the blocking or forwarding state '. when all switches are in either clientB serverB or transparent mode Cu 14:What are three valid reasons to assign ports on (2A3s on a new *oasen 2A3 switch? ;Choose three< A. &o make (&! easier to implement . &o isolate broadcast traffic C. &o increase the size of the collision domain ". &o allow more devices to connect to the network '. &o logicall: group hosts according to function ). &o increase network securit: Cu 15:Wh: would the *oasen network administrator configure port securit: on a new *oasen switch? A. &o prevent unauthorized &elnet access to a switch port. . &o limit the number of 2a:er 0 broadcasts on a particular switch port. C. &o prevent unauthorized hosts from accessing the 2A3. ". &o protect the 1! and MAC address of the switch and associated ports. '. &o block unauthorized access to the switch management interfaces over common &C! ports. ). 3one of the above Cu 18: Which three 2A3 routing protocols would be appropriate for a small retail organization with a multiGvendor 2A3 infrastructure? ;Choose three< A. 1D$! . $1! C. $1!v0 ". E%!) '. '1$D! ). D! Cu 19: abc.com.vn is merging with several local businesses that use routers from multiple vendors. Which routing protocol would work best to connect abc.com.vn with the enterprise networks it has acCuired b: providing scalabilit: and (2%M support while minimizing network overhead? A. '1D$! . E%!) C. $1! v0 Trang 9/11

". $1! v> Cu 26: Fou have configured a *oasen switch as shown belowK *oasen L;configGif<M switchport portGsecurit: *oasen L;configGif<M switchport portGsecurit: macGaddress stick: %elect the action below that results from e=ecuting these commands. A. A d:namicall: learned MAC address is saved in the (2A3 database. . A d:namicall: learned MAC address is saved in the startupGconfiguration file. C. %taticall: configured MAC addresses are saved in the startupGconfiguration file if frames from that address are received. ". A d:namicall: learned MAC address is saved in the runningGconfiguration file. '. %taticall: configured MAC addresses are saved in the runningGconfiguration file if frames from that address are received. ). 3one of the above

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