Answers to Review Questions
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14.
A (3), B (1), C (2). The current configuration is also known as the
running configuration.
15.
A (4), B (1), C (6), D (3), E (2), F (5). These are all EIGRP-related
commands. They can be verified by logging onto the router and exper-
imenting with the output of each of these commands.
16.
A (1), B (5), C (6), D (2), E (9), F (11), G (3), H (7), I (8), J (4), K (10).
These are all OSPF-related commands and can be verified by logging
onto a router and experimenting with the output of each of these
commands.
17.
B. The list must be applied to an interface fromЕ within the routing
protocol.
18.
A, C. Route maps are not IP specific.
19.
C. Route maps use access lists to match a packet. After a match is
made, many different actions may be taken.
20.
B. Different protocols do not share the same metric values. A transla-
tion has to occur for the injected routes to be understood by the new
protocol. This is done via setting default metrics.
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