Posted on CCNA 200-301 Practice Test (2026) CCNA Practice Test (2026) This practice test is comprised of 50 matching type questions designed to test your knowkedge and readiness for CCNA (pass score is 80%). 1 / 50 Match the application on the left with the application port. Syslog Select an answerUDP 161UDP 68UDP 1546TCP 23UDP 514 SNMP Select an answerUDP 161UDP 68UDP 1546TCP 23UDP 514 DHCP Select an answerUDP 161UDP 68UDP 1546TCP 23UDP 514 CAPWAP Select an answerUDP 161UDP 68UDP 1546TCP 23UDP 514 Telnet Select an answerUDP 161UDP 68UDP 1546TCP 23UDP 514 2 / 50 Match the cyber security concept on the left with the description. vulnerability Select an answersoftware updatessoftware bugmalwareemail phishing or spoofing threat Select an answersoftware updatessoftware bugmalwareemail phishing or spoofing mitigation Select an answersoftware updatessoftware bugmalwareemail phishing or spoofing exploit Select an answersoftware updatessoftware bugmalwareemail phishing or spoofing 3 / 50 Match the protocol on the left with the characteristic. OSPF Select an answerunequal path cost load balancingusername/password authenticationCPU intensive routing protocolbackup configuration scripts EIGRP Select an answerunequal path cost load balancingusername/password authenticationCPU intensive routing protocolbackup configuration scripts TFTP Select an answerunequal path cost load balancingusername/password authenticationCPU intensive routing protocolbackup configuration scripts FTP Select an answerunequal path cost load balancingusername/password authenticationCPU intensive routing protocolbackup configuration scripts 4 / 50 Match the network media type on the left with the description. single-mode fiber (SMF) Select an answermodal dispersionsusceptible to EMIlimited distance high bandwidth copperlaser light source multi-mode fiber (MMF) Select an answermodal dispersionsusceptible to EMIlimited distance high bandwidth copperlaser light source UTP/STP Select an answermodal dispersionsusceptible to EMIlimited distance high bandwidth copperlaser light source Twinax Select an answermodal dispersionsusceptible to EMIlimited distance high bandwidth copperlaser light source 5 / 50 Match the protocol on the left with the IP protocol number. OSPF Select an answer11218988 VRRP Select an answer11218988 ICMP Select an answer11218988 EIGRP Select an answer11218988 6 / 50 Match the protocol on the left with the description. support for multiple VLANs Select an answerRPVST+connect Arista and Cisco switchRSTPupdate timer 60 seconds CDP Select an answerRPVST+connect Arista and Cisco switchRSTPupdate timer 60 seconds open standard spanning tree protocol Select an answerRPVST+connect Arista and Cisco switchRSTPupdate timer 60 seconds LLDP Select an answerRPVST+connect Arista and Cisco switchRSTPupdate timer 60 seconds 7 / 50 Match the wireless concept on the left with the description. BSS Select an answersingle hub AP, single cell with single SSIDwireless client peering connection without APaccess point MAC addressmultiple AP, multiple cells with single SSID roaming ESS Select an answersingle hub AP, single cell with single SSIDwireless client peering connection without APaccess point MAC addressmultiple AP, multiple cells with single SSID roaming IBSS Select an answersingle hub AP, single cell with single SSIDwireless client peering connection without APaccess point MAC addressmultiple AP, multiple cells with single SSID roaming BSSID Select an answersingle hub AP, single cell with single SSIDwireless client peering connection without APaccess point MAC addressmultiple AP, multiple cells with single SSID roaming 8 / 50 Match the serialization example on the left with the application. – name: router-1 Select an answerYAMLJSONXMLYANG <interface>:GigabitEthernet0/1</name> Select an answerYAMLJSONXMLYANG identity:interface-type { Select an answerYAMLJSONXMLYANG "interface":"GigabitEthernet0/1", Select an answerYAMLJSONXMLYANG 9 / 50 Match the SDN feature on the left with the network service. management plane Select an answerbuild network tablesrouting table lookupOpenFlow, AnsibleTelnet, SSHREST API data plane Select an answerbuild network tablesrouting table lookupOpenFlow, AnsibleTelnet, SSHREST API control plane Select an answerbuild network tablesrouting table lookupOpenFlow, AnsibleTelnet, SSHREST API northbound interface Select an answerbuild network tablesrouting table lookupOpenFlow, AnsibleTelnet, SSHREST API southbound interface Select an answerbuild network tablesrouting table lookupOpenFlow, AnsibleTelnet, SSHREST API 10 / 50 Match the automation function on the left with the description. data serialization Select an answerJSONUTF-8JWTCREATEPUT HTTP verb Select an answerJSONUTF-8JWTCREATEPUT CRUD operation Select an answerJSONUTF-8JWTCREATEPUT REST API authentication Select an answerJSONUTF-8JWTCREATEPUT character set encoding Select an answerJSONUTF-8JWTCREATEPUT 11 / 50 Match the cyber security concept on the left with the example. multi-factor inherence Select an answersecurity questiontokentraditional authenticationfingerprint multi-factor possession Select an answersecurity questiontokentraditional authenticationfingerprint AAA Select an answersecurity questiontokentraditional authenticationfingerprint multi-factor knowledge Select an answersecurity questiontokentraditional authenticationfingerprint 12 / 50 Match the switching feature on the left with the description. frame switching Select an answerunicast flooding out all ports in a VLAN except where frame arrivedexamine source and destination field of an Ethernet framepacket forwarding out all switch portsremoving MAC address from switch table MAC learning Select an answerunicast flooding out all ports in a VLAN except where frame arrivedexamine source and destination field of an Ethernet framepacket forwarding out all switch portsremoving MAC address from switch table MAC aging Select an answerunicast flooding out all ports in a VLAN except where frame arrivedexamine source and destination field of an Ethernet framepacket forwarding out all switch portsremoving MAC address from switch table ARP request Select an answerunicast flooding out all ports in a VLAN except where frame arrivedexamine source and destination field of an Ethernet framepacket forwarding out all switch portsremoving MAC address from switch table 13 / 50 Match the API authentication method on the left with the description. basic Select an answerusername/password string encodedstateful authorization protocol delegation frameworkstateless granular user-level security with tokensapplication-level authentication with encrypted string JWT Select an answerusername/password string encodedstateful authorization protocol delegation frameworkstateless granular user-level security with tokensapplication-level authentication with encrypted string OAuth2 Select an answerusername/password string encodedstateful authorization protocol delegation frameworkstateless granular user-level security with tokensapplication-level authentication with encrypted string API keys Select an answerusername/password string encodedstateful authorization protocol delegation frameworkstateless granular user-level security with tokensapplication-level authentication with encrypted string 14 / 50 Match the route source on the left with the administrative distance value. external BGP Select an answer201101900 static Select an answer201101900 connected Select an answer201101900 OSPF Select an answer201101900 EIGRP Select an answer201101900 15 / 50 Match the IPv6 address on the left with the description. 2001:db8:3c4d:1:1/128 Select an answermaximum one hostmaximum four hostsminimum prefix length for autoconfigurationmaximum two hosts 2001:db8:3c4d:1::/64 Select an answermaximum one hostmaximum four hostsminimum prefix length for autoconfigurationmaximum two hosts 2001:db8:3c4d:1:2/126 Select an answermaximum one hostmaximum four hostsminimum prefix length for autoconfigurationmaximum two hosts 2001:db8:3c4d:1:0/127 Select an answermaximum one hostmaximum four hostsminimum prefix length for autoconfigurationmaximum two hosts 16 / 50 Match the JSON syntax on the left with the description. ["Ethernet0/0","Ethernet0/1"] Select an answerkeyobjectarraykey pair "description" Select an answerkeyobjectarraykey pair {"hostname" : "R1", "IP" : "192.168.1.1"} Select an answerkeyobjectarraykey pair "interface":"Ethernet0", Select an answerkeyobjectarraykey pair 17 / 50 Match the OSPF configuration feature for directly connected neighbors on the left with the description. tunnel interface Select an answerlocally significant onlyOSPF adjacency would failsecurity implementationpoint-to-point network typeOSPF adjacency would form MTU mismatch Select an answerlocally significant onlyOSPF adjacency would failsecurity implementationpoint-to-point network typeOSPF adjacency would form router ID mismatch Select an answerlocally significant onlyOSPF adjacency would failsecurity implementationpoint-to-point network typeOSPF adjacency would form passive interface Select an answerlocally significant onlyOSPF adjacency would failsecurity implementationpoint-to-point network typeOSPF adjacency would form process identifier Select an answerlocally significant onlyOSPF adjacency would failsecurity implementationpoint-to-point network typeOSPF adjacency would form 18 / 50 Match the OSPF adjacency state on the left with the description. Init Select an answerDR/BDR communication startsrouter ID not included in hello packetsdatabase descriptor packets advertised to neighborslink state database advertised between neighborsDR/BDR elected for a network segment Exstart Select an answerDR/BDR communication startsrouter ID not included in hello packetsdatabase descriptor packets advertised to neighborslink state database advertised between neighborsDR/BDR elected for a network segment Exchange Select an answerDR/BDR communication startsrouter ID not included in hello packetsdatabase descriptor packets advertised to neighborslink state database advertised between neighborsDR/BDR elected for a network segment 2-Way Select an answerDR/BDR communication startsrouter ID not included in hello packetsdatabase descriptor packets advertised to neighborslink state database advertised between neighborsDR/BDR elected for a network segment Loading Select an answerDR/BDR communication startsrouter ID not included in hello packetsdatabase descriptor packets advertised to neighborslink state database advertised between neighborsDR/BDR elected for a network segment 19 / 50 Match the IPv6 addressing method on the left with the description? EUI-64 Select an answerautoconfiguration based on prefix of default gatewaymanually configuredcentralized scalable solutionhost identifier portion based on MAC address SLAAC Select an answerautoconfiguration based on prefix of default gatewaymanually configuredcentralized scalable solutionhost identifier portion based on MAC address DHCPv6 Select an answerautoconfiguration based on prefix of default gatewaymanually configuredcentralized scalable solutionhost identifier portion based on MAC address static Select an answerautoconfiguration based on prefix of default gatewaymanually configuredcentralized scalable solutionhost identifier portion based on MAC address 20 / 50 Match the address type on the left with the prefix. anycast Select an answersame interface address assigned to different routers169.254.0.0/16192.0.2.1/24172.16.0.0/12224.0.0.0/4 APIPA Select an answersame interface address assigned to different routers169.254.0.0/16192.0.2.1/24172.16.0.0/12224.0.0.0/4 multicast Select an answersame interface address assigned to different routers169.254.0.0/16192.0.2.1/24172.16.0.0/12224.0.0.0/4 RFC 1918 Select an answersame interface address assigned to different routers169.254.0.0/16192.0.2.1/24172.16.0.0/12224.0.0.0/4 wireless controller virtual interface Select an answersame interface address assigned to different routers169.254.0.0/16192.0.2.1/24172.16.0.0/12224.0.0.0/4 21 / 50 Match the route type on the left with the configuration. static host route Select an answerip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.3.1ip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.2.1 2ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 Gi1/0ip route 172.16.2.1 255.255.255.255 Ethernet0/0 default route Select an answerip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.3.1ip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.2.1 2ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 Gi1/0ip route 172.16.2.1 255.255.255.255 Ethernet0/0 floating static route Select an answerip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.3.1ip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.2.1 2ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 Gi1/0ip route 172.16.2.1 255.255.255.255 Ethernet0/0 static route Select an answerip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.3.1ip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.2.1 2ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 Gi1/0ip route 172.16.2.1 255.255.255.255 Ethernet0/0 22 / 50 Match the wireless protocol on the left with the description. 802.11h Select an answermore coverage and interference than 5 GHz banddual bandprevent radar interferencehigher frequency and less interference than 2.4 GHz band 802.11ax Select an answermore coverage and interference than 5 GHz banddual bandprevent radar interferencehigher frequency and less interference than 2.4 GHz band 802.11g Select an answermore coverage and interference than 5 GHz banddual bandprevent radar interferencehigher frequency and less interference than 2.4 GHz band 802.11a Select an answermore coverage and interference than 5 GHz banddual bandprevent radar interferencehigher frequency and less interference than 2.4 GHz band 23 / 50 Match the IPv6 route type on the left with the description. floating static route Select an answeripv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 FE80::2ipv6 route ::/0 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::1ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 200ipv6 route 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::/127 Se1/0 directly attached static route Select an answeripv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 FE80::2ipv6 route ::/0 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::1ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 200ipv6 route 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::/127 Se1/0 serial interface attached static route Select an answeripv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 FE80::2ipv6 route ::/0 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::1ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 200ipv6 route 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::/127 Se1/0 fully specified static route Select an answeripv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 FE80::2ipv6 route ::/0 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::1ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 200ipv6 route 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::/127 Se1/0 default route Select an answeripv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 FE80::2ipv6 route ::/0 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::1ipv6 route 2001:DB8:2:1::/64 Gi1/0 200ipv6 route 2001:DB8:3C4D:1::/127 Se1/0 24 / 50 Match the protocol on the left with the correct sequence when a host connects to a web server. proxy ARP broadcast Select an answer4321 DHCP request Select an answer4321 DNS query Select an answer4321 TCP handshake to web server Select an answer4321 25 / 50 Match the spanning tree switch port role on the left with the description. designated port Select an answerroot bridge portsRSTP backup to root port802.1d port rolelowest path cost port non-designated Select an answerroot bridge portsRSTP backup to root port802.1d port rolelowest path cost port root port Select an answerroot bridge portsRSTP backup to root port802.1d port rolelowest path cost port alternate port Select an answerroot bridge portsRSTP backup to root port802.1d port rolelowest path cost port 26 / 50 Match the protocol on the left with the configuration setting. HSRP Select an answer0000.5E00:0101 (mac address)overlayUDP 123update timer 60 seconds0000.0C9F.F001 (mac address) CDP Select an answer0000.5E00:0101 (mac address)overlayUDP 123update timer 60 seconds0000.0C9F.F001 (mac address) VRRP Select an answer0000.5E00:0101 (mac address)overlayUDP 123update timer 60 seconds0000.0C9F.F001 (mac address) NTP Select an answer0000.5E00:0101 (mac address)overlayUDP 123update timer 60 seconds0000.0C9F.F001 (mac address) CAPWAP Select an answer0000.5E00:0101 (mac address)overlayUDP 123update timer 60 seconds0000.0C9F.F001 (mac address) 27 / 50 Match the protocol on the left with the TCP/IP networking model layer. UDP Select an answerLayer 4Layer 2Layer 1Layer 3 PPP Select an answerLayer 4Layer 2Layer 1Layer 3 ICMP Select an answerLayer 4Layer 2Layer 1Layer 3 T1 Select an answerLayer 4Layer 2Layer 1Layer 3 28 / 50 Match the route type on the left with the routing table protocol code. OSPF Select an answerLIAD* EIGRP Select an answerLIAD* default route Select an answerLIAD* Host Select an answerLIAD* 29 / 50 Match the wireless encryption algorithm on the left with the wireless security standard. AES/CCMP Select an answerWEPWPA3WPAWPA2 RC4 Select an answerWEPWPA3WPAWPA2 SAE Select an answerWEPWPA3WPAWPA2 TKIP Select an answerWEPWPA3WPAWPA2 30 / 50 Match the spanning tree protocol enhancement on the left with the description. BPDU Filter Select an answeralternate/backup ports, violation causes inconsistent stateprevents sending and receiving BPDUsdesignated ports onlyviolation causes err-disabled shutdown state Loop Guard Select an answeralternate/backup ports, violation causes inconsistent stateprevents sending and receiving BPDUsdesignated ports onlyviolation causes err-disabled shutdown state Root Guard Select an answeralternate/backup ports, violation causes inconsistent stateprevents sending and receiving BPDUsdesignated ports onlyviolation causes err-disabled shutdown state BPDU Guard Select an answeralternate/backup ports, violation causes inconsistent stateprevents sending and receiving BPDUsdesignated ports onlyviolation causes err-disabled shutdown state 31 / 50 Match the wireless QoS profile on the left with the traffic type. bronze Select an answervoicevideobackgroundbest effort (default) platinum Select an answervoicevideobackgroundbest effort (default) silver Select an answervoicevideobackgroundbest effort (default) gold Select an answervoicevideobackgroundbest effort (default) 32 / 50 Match the application on the left with the assigned application port. DNS Select an answerUDP 53UDP 123TCP 22TCP 25UDP 24576TCP 21 FTP Select an answerUDP 53UDP 123TCP 22TCP 25UDP 24576TCP 21 NTP Select an answerUDP 53UDP 123TCP 22TCP 25UDP 24576TCP 21 SMTP Select an answerUDP 53UDP 123TCP 22TCP 25UDP 24576TCP 21 SSH Select an answerUDP 53UDP 123TCP 22TCP 25UDP 24576TCP 21 RTP Select an answerUDP 53UDP 123TCP 22TCP 25UDP 24576TCP 21 33 / 50 Match the wireless concept on the left with the description. Fast Transition Select an answernot recommended for delay-sensitive trafficencryption of wireless control framesmove clients to 5 GHz frequency to avoid radareliminates reauthentication to access point Dynamic Channel Assignment (DCA) Select an answernot recommended for delay-sensitive trafficencryption of wireless control framesmove clients to 5 GHz frequency to avoid radareliminates reauthentication to access point Dynamic Frequency Detection (DFS) Select an answernot recommended for delay-sensitive trafficencryption of wireless control framesmove clients to 5 GHz frequency to avoid radareliminates reauthentication to access point PMF Select an answernot recommended for delay-sensitive trafficencryption of wireless control framesmove clients to 5 GHz frequency to avoid radareliminates reauthentication to access point 34 / 50 Match the AAA server on the left with the description. security level 15 Select an answerCisco default settingencrypts password onlyuser exec modeencrypt data TACACS+ Select an answerCisco default settingencrypts password onlyuser exec modeencrypt data RADIUS Select an answerCisco default settingencrypts password onlyuser exec modeencrypt data security level 1 Select an answerCisco default settingencrypts password onlyuser exec modeencrypt data 35 / 50 Match the network feature on the left with the description. DNS table Select an answerWindows host commandIP to MAC address mappinghostname to IP mappingLinux host command ipconfig /all Select an answerWindows host commandIP to MAC address mappinghostname to IP mappingLinux host command DHCP binding table Select an answerWindows host commandIP to MAC address mappinghostname to IP mappingLinux host command ip address show Select an answerWindows host commandIP to MAC address mappinghostname to IP mappingLinux host command 36 / 50 Match the virtualization component on the left with the description. container Select an answerallocates physical hardwarevirtual machineorchestration softwaresoftware processing across CPU coresshare host operating system multithreading Select an answerallocates physical hardwarevirtual machineorchestration softwaresoftware processing across CPU coresshare host operating system Kubernetes Select an answerallocates physical hardwarevirtual machineorchestration softwaresoftware processing across CPU coresshare host operating system hypervisor Select an answerallocates physical hardwarevirtual machineorchestration softwaresoftware processing across CPU coresshare host operating system guest operating system Select an answerallocates physical hardwarevirtual machineorchestration softwaresoftware processing across CPU coresshare host operating system 37 / 50 Match the default transport protocol on the left with the application traffic. DCHP Select an answerTCP 25TCP 21UDP 53TCP 22UDP 67/68 SMTP Select an answerTCP 25TCP 21UDP 53TCP 22UDP 67/68 DNS Select an answerTCP 25TCP 21UDP 53TCP 22UDP 67/68 SSH Select an answerTCP 25TCP 21UDP 53TCP 22UDP 67/68 FTP Select an answerTCP 25TCP 21UDP 53TCP 22UDP 67/68 38 / 50 Match the configuration feature on the left with the IOS command. manual selection of forwarding LACP ports Select an answerlacp system-priorityencapsulation dot1qlacp port-priorityswitchport mode dynamic desirableno switchport Layer 3 port channel Select an answerlacp system-priorityencapsulation dot1qlacp port-priorityswitchport mode dynamic desirableno switchport designating a switch to select forwarding LACP ports Select an answerlacp system-priorityencapsulation dot1qlacp port-priorityswitchport mode dynamic desirableno switchport InterVLAN connectivity Select an answerlacp system-priorityencapsulation dot1qlacp port-priorityswitchport mode dynamic desirableno switchport DTP Select an answerlacp system-priorityencapsulation dot1qlacp port-priorityswitchport mode dynamic desirableno switchport 39 / 50 Match the Syslog message on the left with the severity level. alerts Select an answer624310 informational Select an answer624310 emergencies Select an answer624310 critical Select an answer624310 errors Select an answer624310 warnings Select an answer624310 40 / 50 Match the NAT address concept on the left with the description. ip nat inside source static Select an answerinside global addressRFC 1918 addressoverload keyworddynamic pool1:1 address mapping inside local address Select an answerinside global addressRFC 1918 addressoverload keyworddynamic pool1:1 address mapping ip nat outside interface Select an answerinside global addressRFC 1918 addressoverload keyworddynamic pool1:1 address mapping ip nat inside source list 199 Select an answerinside global addressRFC 1918 addressoverload keyworddynamic pool1:1 address mapping port address translation Select an answerinside global addressRFC 1918 addressoverload keyworddynamic pool1:1 address mapping 41 / 50 Match the wireless LAP mode on the left with the description. client mode Select an answerlocal branch office switchingcommunication between access pointsdetects rogue devices on wireless networkcentralized switchinglistens to MAC addresses from all VLANs on trunk Flexconnect mode Select an answerlocal branch office switchingcommunication between access pointsdetects rogue devices on wireless networkcentralized switchinglistens to MAC addresses from all VLANs on trunk monitor mode Select an answerlocal branch office switchingcommunication between access pointsdetects rogue devices on wireless networkcentralized switchinglistens to MAC addresses from all VLANs on trunk rogue mode Select an answerlocal branch office switchingcommunication between access pointsdetects rogue devices on wireless networkcentralized switchinglistens to MAC addresses from all VLANs on trunk local mode Select an answerlocal branch office switchingcommunication between access pointsdetects rogue devices on wireless networkcentralized switchinglistens to MAC addresses from all VLANs on trunk 42 / 50 Match the management protocol on the left with the supported feature. SSH Select an answerusers and groupsTCP 22TCP 20 (data channel)community stringsout-of-band management console Select an answerusers and groupsTCP 22TCP 20 (data channel)community stringsout-of-band management FTP Select an answerusers and groupsTCP 22TCP 20 (data channel)community stringsout-of-band management SNMPv2c Select an answerusers and groupsTCP 22TCP 20 (data channel)community stringsout-of-band management SNMPv3 Select an answerusers and groupsTCP 22TCP 20 (data channel)community stringsout-of-band management 43 / 50 Match the subnet mask on the left with the equivalent CIDR notation. 255.255.255.248 Select an answer/22/28/27/30/29 255.255.255.252 Select an answer/22/28/27/30/29 255.255.255.240 Select an answer/22/28/27/30/29 255.255.252.0 Select an answer/22/28/27/30/29 255.255.255.224 Select an answer/22/28/27/30/29 44 / 50 Match the HSRP state on the left with the description. Initial Select an answerrouter is actively forwarding data traffic for the groupvirtual IP address known and receiving hello messagesmonitor active router and go active when active router failsrouter sends/receive hello messages to elect active/standby routersinterface is enabledwaiting for hello messages Speak Select an answerrouter is actively forwarding data traffic for the groupvirtual IP address known and receiving hello messagesmonitor active router and go active when active router failsrouter sends/receive hello messages to elect active/standby routersinterface is enabledwaiting for hello messages Active Select an answerrouter is actively forwarding data traffic for the groupvirtual IP address known and receiving hello messagesmonitor active router and go active when active router failsrouter sends/receive hello messages to elect active/standby routersinterface is enabledwaiting for hello messages Standby Select an answerrouter is actively forwarding data traffic for the groupvirtual IP address known and receiving hello messagesmonitor active router and go active when active router failsrouter sends/receive hello messages to elect active/standby routersinterface is enabledwaiting for hello messages Listen Select an answerrouter is actively forwarding data traffic for the groupvirtual IP address known and receiving hello messagesmonitor active router and go active when active router failsrouter sends/receive hello messages to elect active/standby routersinterface is enabledwaiting for hello messages Learn Select an answerrouter is actively forwarding data traffic for the groupvirtual IP address known and receiving hello messagesmonitor active router and go active when active router failsrouter sends/receive hello messages to elect active/standby routersinterface is enabledwaiting for hello messages 45 / 50 Match the network device on the left with the description. L3 switch Select an answerstateful packet inspectionphysical default gatewayactive threat blockingtraffic aggregation firewall Select an answerstateful packet inspectionphysical default gatewayactive threat blockingtraffic aggregation IPS Select an answerstateful packet inspectionphysical default gatewayactive threat blockingtraffic aggregation router Select an answerstateful packet inspectionphysical default gatewayactive threat blockingtraffic aggregation 46 / 50 Match the operational plane on the left with the description. management plane Select an answeroriginating trafficQoS and encryptionSDN architecture layerSSH control plane Select an answeroriginating trafficQoS and encryptionSDN architecture layerSSH data plane Select an answeroriginating trafficQoS and encryptionSDN architecture layerSSH application plane Select an answeroriginating trafficQoS and encryptionSDN architecture layerSSH 47 / 50 Match the IEEE standard on the left with the description. 802.1X Select an answerLACPport-based authenticationRSTPPoE 802.1w Select an answerLACPport-based authenticationRSTPPoE 802.3at Select an answerLACPport-based authenticationRSTPPoE 802.3ad Select an answerLACPport-based authenticationRSTPPoE 48 / 50 Match the protocol feature on the left with the transport protocol. error recovery Select an answerIPTCPUDPTCP and UDP data integrity checksum Select an answerIPTCPUDPTCP and UDP error detection Select an answerIPTCPUDPTCP and UDP OSPF Select an answerIPTCPUDPTCP and UDP 49 / 50 Match the DHCP feature on the left with the description. DHCP bindings Select an answerprovide list of TFTP servers to DHCP clientsIP-to-MAC address mapping from DHCP databaseenable connection to DHCP server on remote subnetidentify source of DHCP request for security purposes DHCP option 82 Select an answerprovide list of TFTP servers to DHCP clientsIP-to-MAC address mapping from DHCP databaseenable connection to DHCP server on remote subnetidentify source of DHCP request for security purposes DHCP option 150 Select an answerprovide list of TFTP servers to DHCP clientsIP-to-MAC address mapping from DHCP databaseenable connection to DHCP server on remote subnetidentify source of DHCP request for security purposes DHCP relay Select an answerprovide list of TFTP servers to DHCP clientsIP-to-MAC address mapping from DHCP databaseenable connection to DHCP server on remote subnetidentify source of DHCP request for security purposes 50 / 50 Match the Cisco configuration feature on the left with the default setting. router priority Select an answer40 seconds (ethernet)3276814400 seconds300 seconds1 ARP aging timer Select an answer40 seconds (ethernet)3276814400 seconds300 seconds1 switch priority Select an answer40 seconds (ethernet)3276814400 seconds300 seconds1 OSPF dead timer Select an answer40 seconds (ethernet)3276814400 seconds300 seconds1 MAC aging timer Select an answer40 seconds (ethernet)3276814400 seconds300 seconds1 Your score is 0% By WordPress Quiz plugin
