5.0 Fast and Curious Networking

What is the main difference between static and dynamic routing?

• Static routing automatically updates routes.

• Dynamic routing requires manual route updates.

• Static routing requires manual route updates.

• Dynamic routing does not use routing protocols.

Which of the following is a dynamic routing protocol?

• RIP

• OSPF

• BGP

• All of the above

In static routing, who is responsible for updating the routing table?

• The network administrator

• The router itself

• The ISP

• The end user

What is the primary advantage of dynamic routing over static routing?

• It is easier to configure initially.

• It automatically adapts to network changes.

• It requires less memory on routers.

• It is more secure.

Which command is commonly used to view the current routing table on a router?

• show ip route

• display routing

• list routes

• view routes

What is the purpose of a routing protocol?

• To encrypt data packets

• To determine the best path for data to travel

• To assign IP addresses

• To connect to the internet

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of static routing?

• Predictability

• Scalability

• Simplicity

• Manual configuration

What is the main function of a router in a network?

• To store data

• To forward data packets between networks

• To provide internet access

• To manage user accounts

Which layer of the OSI model do routers primarily operate on?

• Layer 1 - Physical

• Layer 2 - Data Link

• Layer 3 - Network

• Layer 4 - Transport

What is a key benefit of using a tiered switching architecture?

• It reduces the number of routers needed.

• It simplifies network management and scalability.

• It eliminates the need for switches.

• It increases the speed of individual devices.