CCNA Routing and Switching Quiz

What are the usage of floating static routes in a small to medium-sized network?

• Require less configuration

• Automatically updated when topology changes

• Dynamically learned using a routing protocol

• Used as backup route

When should static routes be used?

• To summarize routing table entries

• To connect to a specific network

• In large networks that are expected to grow

• To dynamically learn remote networks

What is the purpose of a default static route?

• Connects to a stub network with only one neighbor

• Matches all packets and is used when no other routes in the routing table match the destination IP

• Provides a backup path in case the primary route fails

• Summarizes multiple static routes into a single network address

What is the administrative distance of a static route by default?

• 100

• 1

• 90

• 110

How can a floating static route be described?

• Automatically updated when the primary route fails

• Has a lower administrative distance than dynamic routing protocols

• Used as the primary route in a network

• Configured with an administrative distance greater than the primary route

What is the purpose of a host route?

• Summarizes multiple routing table entries

• Provides a backup path in case of network failure

• Used to connect to a specific network

• Automatically installed when IP address is configured

How does a router process packets when a static route is configured?

• Requires manual intervention for each packet

• Automatically updates the routing table

• Forwards packets based on the destination IP address

• Uses a dynamic routing protocol

What command is used to verify a static route in IPv4?

• traceroute

• show ip route

• show cdp neighbors detail

• ping

When is a default static route commonly used?

• To summarize multiple static routes

• When no other routes in the routing table match the destination IP

• In a network with multiple exit interfaces

• To connect a stub router

What is the purpose of a summary static route?

• Matches all packets and is used when no other routes in the routing table match the destination IP

• Summarizes multiple static routes into a single network address

• Provides a backup path in case the primary route fails

• Connects to a stub network with only one neighbor