RIP Routing

One advantage of dynamic routing is that

• information about networks is automatically shared
• no router configuration is required
• Cisco will configure your router for you
• it uses less bandwidth than static routing

In dynamic routing,

• routers exchange routing information
• routers never exchange routing information
• switches exchange MAC address tables
• the Internet crashes every day

When RIP sends a routing advertisement,

• it adds 1 to the cost of a route
• it adds 10 to the cost of a route
• it makes no changes to the cost of a route
• it sets the cost of a route to zero

Convergence means that

• all routers have complete and accurate information of the entire network
• all routers are in the same building
• all routers have been taken over by the Borg
• all routers are in a black hole

'Distance' in Distance Vector means

• the cost to reach a network
• the distance in km to reach a network
• the location where a network is
• the distance to the router in the server room

'Vector' in Distance Vector means

• the direction to send packets to a network
• that someone has misspelt 'Victor'
• that radar is used to deliver packets
• nothing at all

Discontiguous networks occur when

• a classful protocol doesn't know the right size of networks
• a classless protocol is used
• RIPv2 is used
• OSPF is used

To enable classless RIP, you should configure

• version 2
• version 1
• no version
• version 3

To enable classless RIP, you should configure

• no auto-summary
• Auto-summary
• Route-summary
• no route-summary

Which networks should you advertise in RIP?

• all directly connected networks
• only the LAN networks
• only the WAN links
• only the biggest network