Basics of Routing and Switching, Network Packets and Structures

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2

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1

Correct

Correct, 4 network interface cards

True

False

Correct

Correct, a new IP address will be assigned.

ARP sends the message to the MAC address of the default gateway.

ARP looks up the address in the ARP Table.

ARP drops the packet as undeliverable.

ARP sends a message to the destination IP address asking for its MAC address.

Correct

Correct, ARP sends the message to the MAC address of the default gateway.

On any network connected device.

Only on routers and network gateways.

Only on routers, switches, and hubs.

Only on routers.

Correct

Correct, on any network connected device.

It manages network traffic on the local subnet only.

It translates IP addresses to MAC addresses and vice versa.

It forwards messages coming from, or going to, external networks.

It manages all network traffic.

Correct

Correct, It forwards messages coming from, or going to, external networks.

Direct

Static

Default

Dynamic

Correct

Correct, direct connection.

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