A router has no route more specific than the default route for a packet’s destination. Which route can it use to forward the packet toward an upstream router?
3 IP Addressing and Routing Online Quiz Questions
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Which description best fits OSPF?
- A
It exchanges reachability between autonomous systems using path-vector information.
- B
It uses distance-vector updates and treats a hop count of 16 as unreachable.
- C
It is a link-state IGP that builds a topology database and supports areas.
- D
It is an exterior gateway protocol that selects routes only by hop count.
An IPv4 subnet uses the prefix 198.51.100.64/27. How many host bits remain in each address?
- A
5
- B
27
- C
32
- D
59
Which statement correctly describes IPv6 address notation?
- A
A zero run can be compressed with
::more than once in one address. - B
Leading zeros in a group may be omitted, and one continuous zero run may be compressed with
::once. - C
Every IPv6 address must contain exactly eight visibly written groups.
- D
A colon may be used to compress any number of separate zero groups in an address.
Select all of the familiar private IPv4 ranges listed in the material.
- A
10.0.0.0/8 - B
172.16.0.0/12 - C
172.32.0.0/12 - D
192.168.0.0/16
Select all the correct IPv6 prefix-to-category pairings.
- A
FE80::/10is link-local. - B
FC00::/7is unique local. - C
FF00::/8is multicast. - D
FF00::/8is global unicast.
True or false: Routers forward IPv6 link-local addresses from one link to another.
- A
True
- B
False
True or false: A router can always compare a RIP metric directly with an OSPF metric to decide which route is preferable.
- A
True
- B
False
A router has multiple routes that match a destination and selects the one with the most network bits. What is this route-selection rule called?
A conventional IPv4 /26 subnet has 64 total addresses. How many usable host addresses does it support?
In RIPv2, a hop count of represents an unreachable destination.
IPv6 addresses in the FF00::/8 range are addresses.
A router learns the same destination prefix through two different routing protocols. Which statement best describes how it may choose between those routes?
- A
Always choose the route with the numerically lowest metric, regardless of its source.
- B
Choose whichever route was learned first and ignore route-source preferences.
- C
Apply route-source preference rules; metrics from different protocols may not be directly comparable.
- D
Install both routes only if their metrics are numerically identical.
An organization has teams that need different numbers of addresses. Explain how variable-length subnet masking can help allocate address space efficiently, and state one important constraint when planning the subnet blocks.
Which address belongs to a familiar private IPv4 range?
- A
172.15.5.4
- B
172.20.5.4
- C
172.32.5.4
- D
192.0.2.4
When writing an IPv6 address, which rule applies to the :: compression marker?
- A
Use :: for every zero group in the address.
- B
Use :: to compress two separate runs of zero groups in the same address.
- C
Use :: to compress one continuous run of zero groups, at most once per address.
- D
Use :: only when all eight groups are zero.
What dotted-decimal subnet mask corresponds to the IPv4 prefix 192.168.10.0/26?
- A
255.255.255.0
- B
255.255.255.128
- C
255.255.255.224
- D
255.255.255.192
IPv6 has no broadcast addresses.
- A
True
- B
False
RIPv2 marks a destination as unreachable at 16 hops. What is the maximum usable hop count for a reachable path?
Which path-vector protocol exchanges reachability information between autonomous systems?