Routing computer networks

[GamerGry123]

I did 15 tasks out of 30, i.e. I checked half on the Internet if I did it right, but I don't know any more. Anyone know?

If something is incomprehensible written, please ask. I wrote it in a translator.

 

An extract from the routing table may occur:
after timeout
receipt of an update message by the router
both answers are correct

 

The disadvantages of the RIP protocol include:
it does not take into account the load of routes
the ability to count to infinity
both answers are correct

 

RIP can prevent infinite network availability messages by:
split horizon
suspension
both answers are correct

 

Routing protocols include the following protocol:
FTP
IGRP
ICMP

 

IGRP works on the basis of:
Shell algorithm
genetic algorithms
distance vector algorithm

 

The basic features of IGRP include:
reacts quickly to changes in network topology
stable routing in both small and large, complex networks
both answers are correct

 

EIGRP protocol:
it is a hybrid protocol
this is an enhanced version of IGRP
both answers are correct

 

The OSPF protocol is:
static routing protocol
dynamic routing protocol

 

External routing protocols include:
EGP, BGP
FTP, DNS
TCP, UDP

 

External Routing Protocols:
scalable and easy to handle large networks
they are quite complicated
both answers are correct

 

BGP performs routing:
by autonomous systems
inside autonomous systems
both answers are correct

 

The maximum size of BGP messages sent is:
1096 octets
2096 octets
4096 octets

 

Static routing is:
predictable? the route on which the packet is sent is well known and can be inspected
scalable
has the ability to adapt to changes in network topology

 

A feature of dynamic routing is:
the need for periodic data exchange
no scalability
no support for redundant connections

[Lurick]

*sigh* I mean you could at least try to answer them and ask if they are correct but I'll help you out since you don't seem interesting in learning why.

 

Question 1:

I can't quite figure out what it's asking but I suspect both is the answer.

 

Question 2:

Both

 

Question 3:

Split Horizon

 

Question 4:

IGRP

 

Question 5:

distance vector algorithm

 

Question 6:

both answers are correct

 

Question 7:

this is an enhanced version of IGRP

 

Question 8:

dynamic routing protocol

 

Question 9:

EGP, BGP

 

Question 10:

Both are correct

 

Question 11:

By Autonomous systems

 

Question 12:

Per RFC 4271, 4096 octets

Per RFC 8654, 65,535 octets

 

Question 13:

Predictable

 

Question 14:

the need for periodic data exchange

[Windows7ge]

5 minutes ago, Lurick said:

*sigh* I mean you could at least try to answer them and ask if they are correct but I'll help you out since you don't seem interesting in learning why.

This does look like either a practice quiz or his homework.

 

Not going to get very far if he doesn't try to answer them himself.

[Lurick]

11 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

This does look like either a practice quiz or his homework.

 

Not going to get very far if he doesn't try to answer them himself.

Exactly, I would rather someone come in with wrong answers having at least tried than just pasting the questions saying do it for me

[jasonvp]

squeaker: I want to become a network professional without actually learning networking!

squeaker a bit later: Oh, shit, this is difficult.  Maybe someone will do my homework for me!

[GamerGry123]

23 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

This does look like either a practice quiz or his homework.

 

Not going to get very far if he doesn't try to answer them himself.

How am I supposed to know this? We don't have books on this IT subject and it's not available on the Internet? It was better for me to ask here than I would mark without knowing.

[GamerGry123]

23 hours ago, jasonvp said:

squeaker: I want to become a network professional without actually learning networking!

squeaker a bit later: Oh, shit, this is difficult.  Maybe someone will do my homework for me!

I didn't say that. I don't know what you mean and why are you writing this?

[GamerGry123]

23 hours ago, Lurick said:

Exactly, I would rather someone come in with wrong answers having at least tried than just pasting the questions saying do it for me

It is not on the Internet, we do not have books on this IT subject. So how? I did half the tasks myself, I can show you.

[Lurick]

10 minutes ago, GamerGry123 said:

It is not on the Internet, we do not have books on this IT subject. So how? I did half the tasks myself, I can show you.

Wait, you're in an IT class about networking and don't have books on this for that class?!?! That's crazy but I wouldn't say I'm completely shocked. I had a programming class with no programming related books

[artuc]

24 minutes ago, GamerGry123 said:

How am I supposed to know this? We don't have books on this IT subject and it's not available on the Internet? It was better for me to ask here than I would mark without knowing.

This should all be covered under Cisco CCNA material. It is very much possible to obtain this, from a quick google and one of the first links:

 

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344671718_CCNA_200-301_Study_Notes_2020

 

[Windows7ge]

2 hours ago, GamerGry123 said:

How am I supposed to know this? We don't have books on this IT subject and it's not available on the Internet? It was better for me to ask here than I would mark without knowing.

This is when you go to your instructor and ask where to source the necessary study materials. These classes come with curriculums.

 

If they don't have any to provide you should think about switching schools. That's pretty ass backwards if your school gives you CCNA level homework and no material to study it.

[GamerGry123]

6 hours ago, Lurick said:

Wait, you're in an IT class about networking and don't have books on this for that class?!?! That's crazy but I wouldn't say I'm completely shocked. I had a programming class with no programming related books

I am studying computer science at school, I have about 6 subjects of computer science and I do not have a cash register in any subjects. This is a bit weak because if I had books on these computer science subjects, I would be able to look at them and learn, and I don't know if what is written on the Internet is true or not. And teachers say that technology is changing rapidly and books do not keep up with it, so we do not have books, teachers tell us.

[GamerGry123]

4 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

This is when you go to your instructor and ask where to source the necessary study materials. These classes come with curriculums.

 

If they don't have any to provide you should think about switching schools. That's pretty ass backwards if your school gives you CCNA level homework and no material to study it.

Teachers show some presentations in the lesson on how it's done. And I don't want to keep asking that something is not clear. And the change of school, I don't know, this is Poland that is second, it may be worse, it really is in Poland.

[AzzaNezz]

17 minutes ago, GamerGry123 said:

Teachers show some presentations in the lesson on how it's done. And I don't want to keep asking that something is not clear. And the change of school, I don't know, this is Poland that is second, it may be worse, it really is in Poland.

Keep asking,even if you feel like an idiot,you will not learn if you dont understand it.If you are embarassed to ask,just wait till class is finish and ask professor in private.