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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

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Answers to the Assessment Questions lvii<br />

19. B, C. PPP is used to connect point-to-point links together and uses the<br />

ISO’s non-proprietary version of HDLC. It can be used on either synchronous<br />

or asynchronous links. See Chapter 10 for more information<br />

on PPP.<br />

20. A. The command copy running-config tftp (copy run tftp for<br />

short) will copy the router’s configuration to a T<strong>FTP</strong> host for backup<br />

purposes. See Chapter 7 for more information about T<strong>FTP</strong> hosts and<br />

<strong>Cisco</strong> routers.<br />

21. A, B, C, D, F, G, H, I, J. The show cdp entry * command is used to<br />

gather detailed information about neighbor devices. See Chapter 7 for<br />

more information about CDP.<br />

22. D. <strong>Cisco</strong> recommends that you break up collision domains with layer-<br />

2 switches at the access layer, not the distribution layer. For more<br />

information on the distribution layer, see Chapter 1.<br />

23. A, D. Cut-through and FragmentFree always read only a fixed<br />

amount of a frame. For more information on LAN switch types, see<br />

Chapter 2.<br />

24. B. <strong>Cisco</strong> recommends that you use layer-2 switches, which break up<br />

collision domains, at the access layer. For more information on the<br />

access layer and collision domains, see Chapter 1.<br />

25. C. You can use a letter, or combination of letters, followed by a question<br />

mark without a space to get all the commands starting with those<br />

letters from that prompt. For more editing and help information, see<br />

Chapter 4.<br />

26. C. VLANs break up broadcast domains in switched networks. For<br />

more information on VLANs, please see Chapter 6.<br />

27. A, B, C. Routing tables in a router keep track of where networks in a<br />

network are located, not hosts. They also keep track of the distance or<br />

cost to that remote network and which interface to exit to get to that<br />

remote network. For more information on routing tables, see Chapter 1.

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