A.00-20-60

B.ce-2b:28

C.00-20

D.2b:28

A.The Media Dependent Adapter (MDA)

B.The Input/ Output Module (IOM)

C.The Switch Fabric (SF)

D.The Control Processor Module (CPM)

A.It is used to differentiate local routes from remote routes.

B.It indicates the preferred egress interface.

C.It differentiates between multiple routes to a destination learned by the same protocol.

D.It differentiates between multiple routes to a destination learned by different routing protocols.

A.The switch floods the frame out of all ports except the port on which it was received.

B.The switch looks in its FDB. If the source address is unknown it discards the frame.

C.The switch looks in its FDB. If the destination address is known it forwards the frame out the appropriate interface.

D.The switch looks in its FDB. If the destination address is unknown it floods the frame out all ports except the port on which it was received.

E.The switch looks in its FDB. If the destination address is unknown it discards the frame.

A.An entry included in the default configuration of the router that is used if no dynamic routing protocols or static routes are configured.

B.A wildcard entry used when the destination network is not specifically defined in the routing table.

C.An entry selected based on the route that has the least cost to the destination (path with the most physical bandwidth)

D.An entry used by the routing protocol when it is unable to calculate the best route to the destination.