CCNA Guide to Cisco Networking, Fourth Edition Chapter 5 Solutions

Chapter 5 Solutions
Review Questions
1. The running configuration is also known as the . !Choose all that
appl".#
a. startup configuration
$. working configuration
c. current configuration
d. $ackup configuration
%. &f "ou t"pe 'e() at the router!config#* pro+pt, what is the result of the
co++and(
a. ,ou will see a list of usa$le co++ands at the glo$al configuration +ode pro+pt.
$. ,ou will see a list of usa$le co++ands at the glo$al configuration +ode pro+pt that
$egin with the letter 'e).
c. ,ou will see a list of usa$le co++ands at an" pro+pt that $egin with the letter 'e).
d. ,ou will see the configuration register settings.
-. &f "ou need to a$ort a co++and in the +iddle of e.ecution, which ke" se/uence will
"ou press si+ultaneousl"(
a. Ctrl0Esc
$. Ctrl01
c. Ctrl0Shift02
d. Ctrl0Alt03el
4. 5hich of the following co++ands will allow "ou to t"pe a $anner for "our router(
a. router!config6if#* $anner +essage 7
$. router!config#* $anner +otd 8
c. router!config#* $anner +sg *
d. router* $anner config 9
e. router* $anner +otd *
5. :" default, which of the router;s co+ponents stores the $ackup configuration file(
a. <=>
$. Flash
c. &=S
d. N?<A>
2. &f "ou are in glo$al configuration +ode, which router pro+pt will "ou see(
a. glo$al*
$. router!config#*
c. router!config6if#*
d. router*
e. router!config6gl#*
@. :" default !during nor+al $oot operations#, where does the router look first for a
working Aersion of the Cisco &=S(
a. N?<A>
$. TFTB
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c. Flash
d. <=>
C. 5hat three co++ands can $e used in priAileged E1EC +ode to alter the router
configuration(
a. setup, erase, and cop"
$. ena$le, setup, and tftp
c. setup, show Aersion, and show $uffers
d. erase, cop", and show run
D. <=> in a router is nothing like <=> in a BC. True or False(
1E. Fro+ which of the following pro+pts can "ou +odif" the ter+inal ?T, password(
a. router!config6line#*
$. router*
c. routerF
d. router!config#F
11. 5hat does ?T, 1 stand for(
a. The first Airtual , connector
$. ?irtual ter+inal one
c. ?irtual test connection "es on 1
d. A6+ode+ ter+inal 1
1%. Gow do network ad+inistrators access a ?T,(
a. ftp
$. s+tp
c. telnet
d. http
1-. &f, after connecting to the router Aia G"perTer+inal, "ou see onl" illegi$le characters
in the ter+inal window, what should "ou tr"(
a. AdHust the $aud rate.
$. Change connectors.
c. Ise a telnet session.
d. Turn on parit".
14. &f "ou enter a ?T, password during the auto+ated setup routine, to which ?T, will
it appl"( !Choose all that appl".#
a. ?T, E
$. ?T, 1
c. ?T, %
d. ?T, -
e. ?T, 4
15. 5hat are the two different leAels of setup when using the s"ste+ configuration
dialog(
a. &nitial and $asic
$. Ena$le and ena$le secret
c. :asic and e.tended
d. None of the a$oAe
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12. Gow do "ou saAe "our changes to the configuration file to N?<A>(
a. cop" start run
$. cop" run start
c. cop" start flash
d. cop" run flash
1@. Fro+ the router* pro+pt and the ter+inal, what +ust "ou t"pe to enter glo$al
configuration +ode(
a. C=N E
$. ter+ gf
c. conf t
d. glo$al conf
1C. &f "ou are at the router!config6if#* pro+pt and "ou press the Ctrl0J ke"s
si+ultaneousl", which pro+pt will "ou see ne.t(
a. routerF
$. router*
c. router!config#*
d. Bress <eturn to continue
1D. 5hich of the following co++ands will allow "ou to enter priAileged E1EC +ode
fro+ the routerF pro+pt( !Choose all that appl".#
a. en
$. ena
c. ena$le
d. ena$
e. ena$l
%E. 5hat does the sh ru co++and show "ou(
a. <e+ote users
$. <unning configuration
c. Startup configuration
d. <e+ote $oot procedure
%1. 5hich password can $e used instead of the ena$le password(
a. ?T, E
$. console
c. AI1
d. ena$le secret
e. login
%%. 5hich password is encr"pted $" default(
a. login
$. >35
c. ena$le
d. ena$le secret
e. console
f. ?T, E
Case Projects
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Case Project 1
Typically the router comes packaged with a rollover cable and a RJ-45 to DB-9 connector to allow
you to conigure the router through the !"# port o a $!% Jennier and #oe will have to plug the
rollover cable into the console port o the router% Then& they will have to plug the other end o the
rollover cable into the RJ-45 to DB-9 connector% 'inally& they will plug the DB-9 connecter into the
!"#( port on the back o the $!%
Case Project 2
#oe and Jennier should start )indows on the $!% Then they should click *tart& then +ll
$rograms& then +ccessories& then !ommunications& and then ,yperTerminal% The -ew
!onnection )i.ard might come up or they may need to click on 'ile and then -ew !onnection
menus% They will type any name they want or the connection name% They should choose the
!"#( port in the /!onnect using/ bo0 since that is what is available on the $!% Then they should
click on the !onigure button and set the Bits per second to 9122& the Data bits to 3& the *top bits
to 4& the $arity to -one& and the 'low control to -one% !lick "5 to accept%
Case Project 3
6 #oe and Jennier conigure the router initially using the system coniguration dialog& they will be
prompted or the enable secret password& the enable password& and the vty passwords% The
enable secret password is a case sensitive& encrypted password that allows entry into $rivileged
787! mode% The enable password also allows entry in $rivileged 787! mode but isn9t encrypted
and is superceded by the enable secret password& i there is one% The vty passwords allow entry
to a router via telnet% There are ive vty passwords but they can be conigured at once using the
/line vty 2 4/ command% #oe and Jennier may want to add additional passwords such as the
console password& which allows entry to the router via the console port% There is also the +:8
password& which will be re;uested when a user attempt to access the router via a modem%
Case Project 4
<ou can retrieve previously typed commands by using the up arrow key or the =ctrl>=p> key
combination on the keyboard% <ou can go in the opposite direction by using the down arrow key
o the =ctrl>==n> combination% <ou can look at the 42 previously typed commands by typing the
/show history/ command% <ou can e0pand the command history buer by typing /terminal history
si.e ?/ where ? is a number up to (51% 6 you have typed part o a command& using the T+B key
will type out the rest o the command or you% To move along the command line ;uickly& use =ctrl>
=a> to move to the beginning o the line and =ctrl>=e> to move to the end% :se =ctrl>=> to move
orward one character to the right @also the right arrowA and =ctrl>=b> to move one character to the
let @also let arrowA% :se =esc>=> to move one word orward and =esc>=b> to move one word back%
+lso& remember that you only need to type characters to the point at which those characters
deine a uni;ue command at that prompt%
Case Project 5
The important router components are R"#& lash memory& -BR+#& R+#& and the interaces on
the router% R"# is the read-only memory chips in the router that holds the bootstrap program%
R"# is very much like the R"# in a $!% 'lash memory is erasable& programmable R"#% 6t isn9t
typically modiied& but it can be% 'lash memory contains the current 6"*% There is no e;uivalent
$! component% 'lash is oten erased so the 6"* can be upgraded% -BR+# is non-volatile R+#%
6t is a special type o R+# that is not cleared when the router is rebooted% The startup-
coniguration ile or the router is contained in -BR+#% This ile is loaded into R+# and becomes
the running-coniguration when the router boots up% +ny changes made to the router9s
coniguration ile are made in R+#% 6n order to make this the coniguration ile that boots& this ile
must be copied over the startup coniguration ile in -BR+#% R+# in a router is very much like
R+# in a $!% 6 you turn o the router or $!& anything you did is lost unless you saved it% + port is
any entry or e0it on a $!% The ports on a router are called interaces% 6normation traveling to and
rom the router goes through the router9s interaces% + $! also has ports used or the same
purpose%
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