CompTIA Network+ Practice Test for Subdomain 2.1 #03

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Today’s practice test is based on Subdomain 2.1 (Explain characteristics of routing technologies) from the CompTIA Network+ N10-009 objectives.

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CompTIA Network+ Practice Test of the Day 260611
10 questions • Single best answer
Question 1
A senior network engineer at a telecommunications provider is designing routing for a new branch office. The branch has a single connection to headquarters and no need for automatic route discovery. The routing configuration should be simple and deterministic. What routing method is most appropriate?
    Question 2
    A network engineer is configuring a link-state routing protocol that calculates the shortest path to all destinations using Dijkstra's algorithm, supports VLSM and classless routing, uses hello packets to discover neighbors, and scales well in large enterprise environments. Which protocol is this?
      Question 3
      An enterprise network team is connecting to two different internet service providers to ensure redundancy and optimal routing for outbound traffic. The routing protocol must support policy-based routing decisions and is designed for inter-domain route exchange. Which protocol should be configured?
        Question 4
        A router receives routes to the same destination network from both OSPF and a manually configured static route. To decide which route to install in the routing table, the router uses a numeric value that indicates the trustworthiness of each routing source. What is this value called?
          Question 5
          A network engineer evaluates RIPv2 for use in a new network. He notes that while it is simple to configure, the protocol imposes a constraint that prevents it from being used in large networks. What is the primary scalability limitation of RIPv2?
            Question 6
            A network engineer must allow routes learned by OSPF on the internal enterprise network to be advertised into a BGP session with an ISP. What configuration step is required to move these routes between the two protocols?
              Question 7
              A network architect is selecting a routing protocol for an enterprise. She needs a Cisco-compatible protocol that uses a composite metric based primarily on bandwidth and delay, supports unequal-cost load balancing, and converges faster than OSPF in many topologies. Which protocol meets these requirements?
                Question 8
                A branch router must forward all traffic destined for networks it has no specific route to, directing it toward the headquarters router at 10.0.0.1. No specific routes exist for these unknown destinations. What configuration should be applied?
                  Question 9
                  A router has two routes to the same destination: an OSPF-learned route with a cost of 20 and a static route configured with the default administrative distance. Which route will the router prefer and why?
                    Question 10
                    A network engineer configures a router to distribute traffic across multiple equal-cost paths to the same destination prefix simultaneously, maximizing bandwidth utilization. What routing feature is being enabled?

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