Routing Concepts - SRWE Module 14

The administrative distance for directly connected routes is ______.

A static route has an administrative distance of ______.

The administrative distance for External BGP is ______.

RIP has an administrative distance of ______.

OSPF has an administrative distance of ______.

Static routes are commonly used as a default route forwarding packets to a ______.

Dynamic routing protocols allow for automatic updates while static routes are defined by the ______.

Internal EIGRP has an administrative distance of ______.

Static routes are useful for smaller networks with only ______ path to an outside network.

Static and dynamic routing are not mutually ______.

When a router receives an IP packet on one interface, it determines which interface to use to ______ the packet to the destination.

The primary functions of a router are to determine the best path to ______ packets based on the information in its routing table.

Each network that a router connects to typically requires a separate ______.

A router uses its IP routing table to determine which path (route) to use to ______ a packet.

Static and ______ routing involve different methods of managing routing paths in a network.

The interface that the router uses to forward the packet may be the final ______, or it may be a network connected to another router.

Routers determine the best path based on the information in its ______.

In the example of routers R1 and R2, each will use their respective IP routing ______ to determine the best path.

Dynamic routing protocols are implemented in any type of network consisting of more than just a few ______.

Dynamic routing protocols are scalable and automatically determine better routes if there is a change in the ______.

As the network grows, the dynamic routing protocol automatically learns about any new ______.

Static routing increases in configuration ______ with network size.

Dynamic routing automatically adapts to topology ______ changes.

Dynamic routing is suitable for simple to complex network ______.

For security in dynamic routing, it must be ______ to ensure proper configurations.

Static routing does not use additional ______ such as CPU or memory resources.

In dynamic routing, the path depends on ______ and the routing protocol used.

Static routing paths are explicitly defined by the ______.

The ______ determines the best path for packets to travel in a network.

The command to create a static route is ______ followed by the destination address.

In IPv6, the command for a default route is ______.

Load balancing can be categorized into equal-cost and ______ load balancing.

IS-IS is utilized for ______ routing protocols.

A directly connected network is added to the routing table when an interface is configured with an IP address and ______ length.

Routers learn about remote networks through ______ routes and dynamic routing protocols.

After determining the correct path, a router can forward the packet on a directly connected network, to a ______ router, or drop the packet.

Routers support three packet forwarding mechanisms: process switching, fast switching, and ______.

The source of routing table information is derived from directly connected networks, static routes, and ______ routing protocols.

Every router makes its decision based on the information in its own ______ table.

Routing table entries include the route source, destination network, AD, metric, next-hop, route timestamp, and exit ______.

A default route specifies a next-hop router to use when the routing table does not contain a specific ______ that matches the destination IP address.

Dynamic routing protocols can discover a network, maintain routing tables, select a best path, and automatically discover a new best path if the ______ changes.

IPv4 routing tables still have a structure based on ______ addressing represented by levels of indentation.