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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

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Answers to Review Questions<br />

Answers to Review Questions 383<br />

1. B. The command to see the host table, which resolves hostnames to IP<br />

addresses, is show host or show hosts.<br />

2. E. To copy the IOS to a backup host, which is stored in flash memory<br />

by default, use the copy flash tftp command.<br />

3. C. To copy a configuration of a router stored on a T<strong>FTP</strong> host to a<br />

router’s NVRAM, use the copy tftp startup-config command.<br />

4. A, D. To copy a configuration of a router stored on a T<strong>FTP</strong> host to a<br />

router’s RAM, you can use the command copy tftp runningconfig<br />

or config net.<br />

5. B. RAM is used to store packet buffers and routing tables, among<br />

other things.<br />

6. C. The command ip host hostname ip_addresses is used to create<br />

a host table on a <strong>Cisco</strong> router. The second IP address will only be tried<br />

if the first one does not work.<br />

7. A. The show sessions command will show you the active connections<br />

made from your router.<br />

8. B. The show cdp interface command shows the status of interfaces<br />

enabled with CDP.<br />

9. D. The update timer for CDP packets is 60 seconds. The amount of<br />

time a device will hold CDP information is 180 seconds by default.<br />

10. D. To copy a configuration of a router from DRAM to a T<strong>FTP</strong> host,<br />

use the copy running-config tftp command.<br />

11. D. To keep open multiple Telnet sessions, use the Ctrl+Shift+6, then X<br />

keystroke combination.<br />

12. D. The show cdp entry * command is the same as the show cdp<br />

neighbors detail command.

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