FG AD 7.4 Routing

What is the purpose of a static route?

• Dynamic path selection
• Traffic prioritization
• Fixed path routing
• Load balancing

Answer explanation

Static routes manually define paths for traffic.

Which routing protocol is best for large-scale WANs?

• RIP
• OSPF
• BGP
• EIGRP

Answer explanation

BGP is highly scalable and suitable for large WANs.

What is the default administrative distance for static routes?

• 0
• 1
• 10
• 20

Answer explanation

Static routes have the highest priority with an AD of 1.

Which command displays the routing table?

• get route table
• show routing
• get router info routing-table
• diagnose router table

Answer explanation

This command displays all current routes.

What is ECMP used for?

• VLANs
• Load balancing
• NAT
• Diagnostics

Answer explanation

ECMP enables multiple equal-cost routes for load balancing.

What is required for inter-VDOM routing?

• Policy route
• Static route
• Inter-VDOM link
• NAT rule

Answer explanation

Inter-VDOM links facilitate routing between VDOMs.

What is the primary role of policy-based routing?

• Security filtering
• Interface redundancy
• Traffic steering
• DHCP allocation

Answer explanation

Policy-based routing overrides routing tables for specific traffic.

What does BGP use to select the best path?

• Hop count
• Bandwidth
• Attributes
• Administrative distance

Answer explanation

BGP selects paths based on its attributes like MED and AS-PATH.

What metric does OSPF use for path selection?

• Bandwidth
• Delay
• Cost
• Reliability

Answer explanation

OSPF selects the path with the lowest cost.

Which routing protocol uses areas to limit routing updates?

• RIP
• OSPF
• BGP
• IS-IS

Answer explanation

OSPF uses areas to optimize routing updates.