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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

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540 Chapter 10 � Wide Area <strong>Network</strong>ing Protocols<br />

Answers to Review Questions<br />

1. A, B, and D. The PPP protocols are HDLC and LCP at the MAC sublayer<br />

of the Data Link layer, and NCP at the LLC sublayer of the Data<br />

Link layer.<br />

2. C. ISDN can support voice, video, and data.<br />

3. A. <strong>Cisco</strong> routers support two Frame Relay encapsulation types: <strong>Cisco</strong><br />

and IETF.<br />

4. B. <strong>Cisco</strong> routers support three LMI types: <strong>Cisco</strong>, ANSI, and Q.933A.<br />

5. C. Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is the encapsulation<br />

method used when connecting Frame Relay to non-<strong>Cisco</strong> routers.<br />

6. D . The default LMI type is <strong>Cisco</strong>.<br />

7. C. Frame Relay uses a PVC at the Data Link layer.<br />

8. D. The ISDN specification that is used for switching and signaling is<br />

the Q specification.<br />

9. B, E. You can use the commands show running-config and show<br />

frame-relay pvc to see the DLCI numbers configured on your<br />

router.<br />

10. B. Inverse ARP is used to map <strong>Network</strong>-layer protocol addresses to<br />

DLCI numbers.<br />

11. D. BRI is two DS0s, which are 64Kbps each. It also has one Data<br />

channel of 16Kbps to provide clocking.<br />

12. C. DLCI is required to be used on each circuit with Frame Relay. The<br />

DLCI number identifies the PVC of each circuit. PVCs are logical links<br />

between two DTE devices.<br />

13. A. The show frame-relay pvc command will show the PVCs configured<br />

and the associated DLCI numbers.

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