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    Things to know Routing Technologies

    1-What is function of RAM, Flash and NVRAM

    Ram stores operational information such routing table and the running

    configuration file

    Flash memory store IOS image

    NVRAM hold the startup configuration file where ram holds the runningconfiguration file

    Ram contents are lost when the router is powered down or reload

    Where NVRAM and Flash memory not

    *2-What 3 interfaces you would see on a router.

    Serial link, fast Ethernet, console

    *3-What is the function of a router

    Mange the path along which information is forward with network.

    Router is device that forward data between computer networks creating anoverlay inter network.

    *4-What is the difference between user mode and privilege mode?

    User mode is the first mode a user has access to after logging to the router user

    mode can be identified by > prompt.

    Privileged mode allow user to view the system configuration by using show

    command , restart the system and enter to router configuration and is identified

    by # prompt.

    5-What is the difference between a static route and a dynamic route?

    Static routes are routes that a network administrator manually configures

    Advantage Static Routing:

    Increases with network size

    Administrator intervention required

    Suitable for simple topologies

    More secure

    No extra resources needed

    have the lowest administrative distance

    Disadvantage Static routing

    Impractical on large network

    Dynamic routing protocols enable routers to share information about the

    reachability and status of remote networks through network discovery.Advantage Dynamic route:

    Generally independent of the network size

    Automatically adapts to topology changes

    Suitable for simple and complex topologies

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    Less secure

    Route depends on the current topology

    Disadvantage Dynamic route

    Routing protocol put additional load on router cup/ram

    6- What is a Default route and why is it recommended to include one in your

    configuration?

    A special type of static route specifies a gateway to use when the routing table does not

    contain a path to a destination. The command to create a default route is similar to the

    command used to create either an ordinary or a floating static route.

    *7-Distinguish between the enable password and the enable secret passwordcommand.

    Enable password create unencrypted password which showing in clear text when usingshow run command

    Enable secret create encrypted password

    8- Give an example of a Distant Vector Routing protocol.

    Rip v1

    Rip v2

    Eigrp

    9-Give an example of a Link State Routing protocol.

    OSPF

    10-What is the difference between distance vector routing protocols and link state routing

    protocolsDistance vector routing protocols share network information with directly connected

    neighbours.

    Distance vector protocols usually require less complicated configurations andmanagement than link-state protocols.

    Link state routing protocols.Requires more complex network planning and configuration

    Requires increased router resources

    Requires more memory for storing multiple tables

    Requires more CPU and processing power for the complex routing calculations

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    11-What is CDP

    Protocol in cisco-manufactured equipment, including router, access server

    Enable the device to communicate with another device on the LAN

    12- Purpose of the DR and BDR and how they elected

    DR and BDR is to reduces the number of updates sent, unnecessary traffic flow, and

    processing overhead on all routers. This is accomplished by requiring all routers to acceptupdates from the DR only. On broadcast network segments there is only one DR and

    BDR. All other routers must have a connection to the DR and BDR. When a link fails,

    the router with information about the link sends the information to the DR, using the

    multicast address 224.0.0.6. The DR is responsible for distributing the change to all otherOSPF routers, using multicast 224.0.0.5. In addition to reducing the number of updates

    sent across the network, this process also ensures that all routers receive the same

    information at the same time from a single source.

    If the DR fails, the BDR immediately takes over as DR, and a new BDR iselected .

    the router with the highest router ID is elected the DR. The second highest is elected asthe BDR.

    The router ID is an IP address that is determined by:

    1. The value configured with the router-id command

    2. If no value is set with the router-id command, the highest configured IP address on any

    loopback interface

    3. If no loopback interface is configured, the highest IP address on any active physical

    interface

    The router ID can be viewed using the following show commands:

    show ip protocols, show ip ospf, or show ip ospf interface commands.

    In some cases, an administrator may want specific routers to be the DR and BDR. These

    might be routers with more processing power or lighter traffic load. An administrator canforce the DR and BDR election by configuring a priority using the interface configuration

    command: