Tapas Drag & Drops

1. Drag and drop the STP features from the left on to the correct descriptions on the right. BPDU filter. BPDU guard. PortFast. Root guard. UplinkFast.

2. Drag and drop teach WAN design option on the left onto the correct description on the right. Dual-homed. Dual-multihomed. Single-homed. Single-multihomed.

3. A user is unable to connect the internet. Based on the layered approach to troubleshooting and beginning with the lowest layer, drag each procedure on the left to its proper category on the right. Verify URL. Verify NIC operation. Verify IP configuration. Verify Ethernet cable connection.

4. Drag and drop the BGP terms from the left onto the correct description on the right. Autonomous system. External BGP. Internal BGP. Prefix. Private AS range. Public AS range.

5. Drag and drop the CSMA Components from the left onto the correct description on the right. 1 persistent. CSMA/CA. CSMA/CD. O-persistent. P-persistent.

6. Drag and drop the QoS features from the left onto the correct description on the right. best effort. CAR. hard QoS. NBAR. PBR. soft QoS.

7. Drag and drop the routing table components on the left onto the corresponding letter from the exhibit on the right. Not all options are used. administrative distance. metric. next-hop interface. outbound interface hop. route source. subnet mask. timestamp.

8. Drag and drop the DHCP client states from the left into the standard order in which the client passes through them on the right. bound. initializing. rebinding. renewing. requesting. selecting.

9. Drag and drop the PPPoE message types from the left into the sequence in which PPPoE messages are sent on the right. PADI. PADO. PADR. PADS.

10. Drag and drop the DNS lookup components from the left onto the correct functions on the right. cache. DNS. domain. name resolver. no ip domain-lookup.

11. Drag the cable on the left the purpose for which it is the best salted on the right. (Not all options are used). crossover. Null modern. straight-though. rollover. 9-25 pin serial.

12. Drag and drop the IPv6 addresses from the left onto the correct types on the right. ::. 2020:10D8:0:0:85:800:52:7348. DB:FC:93:FF:FE:D8:05:0A. FF01:1.

13. Drag and drop the DNS lookup commands from the left onto the correct effects on the right. IP dns server. IP domain list. IP domain lookup source-interface. IP domain name. IP host. IP name-server.

14. Drag and drop (locate the first 3 as copper and the last 3 as fiber). 10BASE-T. 10GBASE-LR. 10GBASE-T. 100BASE-TX. 100BASE-LX. 1000BASE-SC.

15. Drag and drop the BGP components from the left onto the correct descriptions on the right. autonomous system number. BGP speaker. eBGP peer. iBGP peer. prefix.

16 Drag and drop the values in a routing table from the left onto the correct meanings on the right. administrative distance. destination network. metric. next hop. route source.

17. Drag and drop the extended traceroute options from the left onto the correct descriptions on the right. maximum time to live. minimum time to live. numeric display. source address. timeout. timestamp verbose.

18. Drag and drop the protocols from the left onto the correct IP traffic types on the right. DHCP. HTTP. SMTP. SNMP. Telnet. VoIP.

19. Drag and drop the switching concepts from the left onto the correct descriptions on the right. dynamic MAC address. MAC ACL. MAC address table. MAC aging. MAC learning. static MAC address.

20. Drag and drop the descriptions of IP protocol transmissions from the left onto the correct IP traffic on the right. it sends transmissions in sequence. transmissions include an 8-byte header. it transmits packets as a stream. it transmits packets individually. It uses a higher transmission rate to support latency-sensitive applications. it uses lower transmission rate to ensure replicability.

21. Drag and drop the benefits of a Cisco Wireless LAN controller from the left onto the correct examples on the right. dynamic RF feature. easy deployment process. easy upgrade process. optimized user performance.

22. Match the items on the left with the appropriate OSI layer on the right (not all options are used). frames. packets. UDP. IP address. Segments. MAC address. windowing. routing.

23. Drag the security features on the left to the specific security risks they help protect against on the right (not all the options are used). access-group. console password. enable secret. CHAP authentication. VTY password. Service password-encryption.

24. Drag and drop the networking features or functions from the left onto the planes on which they operate on the right. data encapsulation. device access. establishes telnet sessions. filtering. QoS. routing state exchange.

25. Drag and drop each cable type from the left onto the type of connection for which it is the best suited on the right. crossover. DTE/DCE. rollover. straight-through.

26. You are connecting a variety of devices on your network. Drag and drop the combinations of devices from the left onto the correct cable types. PC to router. switch to hub. switch to PC. switch to router. switch to switch. switch to wireless access point.

27. Drag and drop the Ethernet terms from the left onto the correct descriptions on the right. carrier sense. collision. collision detection. collision rate. medium.

28. Drag and drop the source from the left to the numbers on the right. Beginning with the lowest and ending with highest administrative distance. connected. EBGP. EIGRP. OSPF. RIP. static.

29. Drag each WAN accesses connectivity option on the left to the matching design on the right. client VPN. DMVPN. MPLS. site-to-site VPN.

30. You are configuring a switch so that it accepts traffic frrom a maximum of two dynamic MAC address. Drag and drop the required configuration commands on the left into the correct sequence on the right. (Not all commands are used). Switchport mode access. Switchport port security. Switchport port-security mac-address 0060.3EDD.77AB. Switchport port-security mac-address 00D0.D3ED.6624. Switchport port-security mac-address sticky. Switchport port-security maximum 2. Switchport port-security violation shutdown.