Cisco Command Modes and Routing Quiz

In Cisco routers and switches, which mode is the default when logging in?

Which mode in Cisco routers and switches provides limited privileges and access to view operational status and configuration?

What are the three modes on Cisco routers and switches when it comes to configuration?

Which mode on Cisco routers and switches allows configuration of device settings?

Which mode on Cisco routers and switches is also known as enable mode?

What is the default mode for limited access and privileges when logging into a Cisco router or switch?

Which mode on Cisco routers and switches allows access to all device settings?

In Cisco devices, which mode is used for basic operational commands like ping and traceroute?

Which mode on Cisco routers and switches provides limited privileges and access to view operational status and configuration?

What is the mode that allows configuration of device settings and is not the default mode when logging into a Cisco router or switch?

What is the purpose of a static route in a network?

What does the 'S' code in the routing table output 'S 15.0.0.0/8 via 192.18.5.6' indicate?

What is a disadvantage of dynamic routing protocols?

Which routing protocol is based on the hop count between the source and destination of a route?

What is the purpose of the 'version 2' command in RIPv2 configuration?

What does the 'network' command in RIPv2 configuration specify?

What type of routing protocol is RIPv2?

What does the 'C' code in the routing table output 'C 10.0.0.0 is directly connected, FastEthernet 0/1' indicate?

What is the main advantage of dynamic routing protocols?

What is the purpose of the 'router rip' command in RIPv2 configuration?

Which command mode in Cisco routers offers basic operational commands with limited access?

What type of routing involves manually configuring routes and requires additional administrative effort and manual reaction to network changes?

Which command is used to enable DHCP on a router by creating a scope with a default gateway?

Which command is used to remove parts of the configuration in Cisco CLI?

Which command is used to store the password using a one-way hash in Cisco routers?

Which mode in Cisco routers allows full access to device configuration settings?

What is the primary purpose of setting up a router as a DHCP server?

What is the significance of saving configurations on routers and switches?

Which type of routing provides control over routing decisions and requires additional administrative effort?

What does Privileged Exec Mode provide in Cisco routers?

User Mode is the default mode when logging into a router or switch

Privileged Exec Mode allows limited access to view operational status and configuration

Global Configuration Mode is the default mode when logging into a Cisco router or switch

User Mode has limited privileges and limited access to view operational status and configuration

Privileged Exec Mode is also known as enable mode

Global Configuration Mode allows full access to device configuration settings

User Mode is where basic operational commands like ping and traceroute are used

Privileged Exec Mode is where device settings can be configured and is not the default mode when logging in

Global Configuration Mode is used for advanced troubleshooting and network configuration

User Mode, Privileged Exec Mode, and Global Configuration Mode are the three modes on Routers and Switches when it comes to configuration

RIPv2 is a link-state routing protocol

RIPv2 supports Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR)

RIPv2 is suitable for large networks with complex topologies

Dynamic routing protocols automate the process of updating and managing routing tables

Routers exchange routing information to dynamically learn about network topology changes

RIPv2 is a Distance Vector Protocol

Static routing is suitable for networks with frequent changes in network topology

The 'version 2' command in RIPv2 configuration enables the use of RIPv2

The 'network' command in RIPv2 configuration specifies the IP address of the interface of the next directly connected router

RIPv2 allows for unlimited hops in a route

Global Configuration Mode allows limited access to device configuration settings

The 'enable secret' command in Cisco routers stores the password using a one-way hash

Enabling DHCP on a router involves creating a scope with a default gateway using the 'ip dhcp pool' command

Saving configurations on routers and switches is not crucial to prevent loss of unsaved changes after restarts or power loss

In static routing, routes need to be manually configured on both sides of the connection

Dynamic routing provides control over routing decisions and requires additional administrative effort

In Cisco CLI, the 'no' command is used to add parts of the configuration and using shortcuts for commands

Static routing involves manually configuring routes and does not provide control over routing decisions

Interface configuration on a router only involves setting IP addresses

Privileged Exec Mode in Cisco routers provides limited operational commands and full configuration access

What are the three modes on Cisco routers and switches when it comes to configuration?

What is the purpose of the 'version 2' command in RIPv2 configuration?

What type of routing involves manually configuring routes and requires additional administrative effort and manual reaction to network changes?

What does the 'C' code in the routing table output 'C 10.0.0.0 is directly connected, FastEthernet 0/1' indicate?

What is the default mode for limited access and privileges when logging into a Cisco router or switch?

What is the purpose of the 'router rip' command in RIPv2 configuration?

What does Privileged Exec Mode provide in Cisco routers?

What does the 'S' code in the routing table output 'S 15.0.0.0/8 via 192.18.5.6' indicate?

What is the purpose of a static route in a network?

What type of routing protocol is RIPv2?

What does the 'S' code in the routing table output 'S 15.0.0.0/8 via 192.18.5.6' indicate?

What are the three common routing protocols mentioned in the text?

What are the advantages of dynamic routing protocols mentioned in the text?

What are the disadvantages of dynamic routing protocols mentioned in the text?

What is the purpose of the 'router rip' command in RIPv2 configuration?

What type of routing protocol is RIPv2?

What is the 'version 2' command in RIPv2 configuration used for?

What does the 'network' command in RIPv2 configuration specify?

What is the primary purpose of setting up a router as a DHCP server?

What is the significance of saving configurations on routers and switches?

Explain the three main command modes on Cisco routers and switches for configuration.

List the commands involved in setting up a router as a DHCP server.

What are the differences between static routing and dynamic routing?

Why is saving configurations crucial on routers and switches?

What are the commands used to set passwords in Cisco routers, and how do they differ?

Explain the process of enabling DHCP on a router.

What tips and tricks does Cisco CLI provide for configuration?

How do routers route data between networks, and what are the differences between static and dynamic routing in adding routes to the routing table?

What are the disadvantages of dynamic routing protocols?

What is the significance of static routes needing to be added on both sides of the connection?

User Mode is the default mode when logging into a router or switch. Limited privileges and limited access to view operational status and configuration. Commonly used commands: ping and ______

Privileged Exec Mode allows ______ access to view operational status and configuration

Global Configuration Mode is the default mode when logging into a Cisco router or switch. It allows limited access to device configuration settings and is used for advanced troubleshooting and network ______

There are three modes on Routers and Switches when it comes to configuration: 1) User Mode 2) Privileged Exec Mode 3) Global Configuration ______

User Mode is the default mode when logging into a router or switch. Limited ______ and limited access to view operational status and configuration

CLI Structure Overview User Mode is the default mode when logging into a router or switch. Limited privileges and limited access to view operational status and ______

Global Configuration Mode allows limited access to device configuration settings and is used for advanced ______ and network configuration

User Mode is the default mode when logging into a router or switch. Limited privileges and limited access to view operational status and ______

Privileged Exec Mode allows limited access to view operational status and ______

Global Configuration Mode is the default mode when logging into a Cisco router or switch. It allows limited access to device configuration settings and is used for advanced ______ and network configuration

RIPv2 is a ___________ routing protocol

RIPv2 uses ___________ as the maximum hop count for a route

Dynamic routing protocols automate the process of updating and managing ___________ tables

The 'network' command in RIPv2 configuration specifies the IP address of the interface of the next directly connected ___________

Routers exchange routing information to dynamically learn about ___________ topology changes

The 'version 2' command in RIPv2 configuration enables the use of ___________

Static routing involves manually configuring routes and does not provide control over ___________ decisions

RIPv2 is suitable for small to medium-sized networks with simple topologies due to the low amount of ___________

Enabling RIPv2 requires entering ___________ mode on the router

The 'S' code in the routing table output 'S 15.0.0.0/8 via 192.18.5.6' indicates a ___________ route

Enabling DHCP on a router involves creating a ______ with a default gateway using the 'ip dhcp pool' command

Routers route data between networks using their routing tables, and static and ______ routing can be used to add routes to the routing table

Static routing involves ______ configuring routes and provides control over routing decisions, but requires additional administrative effort and manual reaction to network changes. Static routes need to be added on both sides of the connection

Saving ______ is crucial on routers and switches to prevent loss of unsaved changes after restarts or power loss

Cisco CLI provides tips and tricks, such as using the 'no' command to remove parts of the configuration and using ______ for commands

______scan be set using the 'enable password' or 'enable secret' commands, with the latter storing the password using a one-way hash

The commands for setting up a router as a DHCP server include setting the ______, passwords, and configuring interfaces

______ Configuration Mode allows full access to device configuration settings

Cisco routers have ______ main command modes: User Mode, Privileged Exec Mode, and Global Configuration Mode

Interface configuration involves setting IP addresses, enabling interfaces, and ______ their status