A.A default entry in the FIB used when forwarding multicast and broadcast packets.

B.A manual entry that matches a specific /32 host address using the least cost to the destination.

C.A routing entry, included in the RIB by default, that forwards packets with an unknown destination to the CPM for inspection.

D.A manual entry used when the destination address of a network is not specifically listed in the routing table.

A.224.1.2.1/8

B.255.255.255.255/32

C.172.16.224.255/18

D.192.168.24.59/30

A.Maintaining the ordering of data transmitted across the network.

B.Ensuring the reliable transmission of data across the network.

C.Providing the receiver with a flow control mechanism.

D.Defining the method for routing data across the network.

A.Allocating IP addresses for residential customer traffic

B.Allocation of the global IP address space

C.Allocating North American IP addresses

D.Intra-city ISP traffic

A.A device that receives a signal and based on the Layer 2 destination address, makes a decision on which ports the signal should be retransmitted.

B.A device that receives a signal and based on the Layer 3 destination address makes a decision on which ports the signal should be retransmitted.

C.A device that receives and retransmits a signal out its ports but does not do any Layer 2 analysis of the data.

D.A passive device simply used to connect two or more cables. It does not generate or amplify any signals.