What is the primary purpose of implementing Quality of Service (QoS) in a network?

  • Enhancing network security
  • Maximizing network speed
  • Prioritizing and managing network traffic
  • Expanding network coverage
The primary purpose of implementing Quality of Service (QoS) in a network is to prioritize and manage network traffic efficiently.

In VRRP, what is the significance of having a higher priority value on a router?

  • Faster Transition
  • Lower Priority
  • Preemption
  • Virtual IP
In VRRP, a router with a higher priority value becomes the master router. Preemption allows a higher priority router to take over as the master if it becomes available.

For a remote office connection that requires both data compression and error detection, which protocol offers these features in its standard framework?

  • IPsec
  • L2TP
  • PPP
  • Frame Relay
PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) supports data compression and error detection as part of its standard framework, making it suitable for a remote office connection with these requirements.

When a network experiences an issue immediately after a configuration change, what troubleshooting principle should the technician follow first?

  • Roll back the configuration change
  • Implement additional security measures
  • Increase network bandwidth
  • Reboot the affected devices
In troubleshooting issues after a configuration change, the technician should first consider rolling back the configuration change to the previous state and observe the impact.

In a large data center, network engineers need to rapidly deploy changes across thousands of devices. What network automation strategy should they adopt to manage this effectively?

  • Orchestration
  • Configuration Management
  • Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
  • Scripting
CI/CD is a strategy that allows rapid deployment and changes across a large number of devices in a data center.

Which QoS feature is used to manage congestion by controlling the rate at which packets are sent into the network?

  • Traffic shaping
  • Packet filtering
  • Congestion avoidance
  • Link aggregation
Traffic shaping is a QoS feature used to manage congestion by controlling the rate at which packets are sent into the network, preventing network congestion.

What is the process called that enables a cloud service customer to increase or decrease resources as needed?

  • Cloud Scaling
  • Elasticity
  • Resource Provisioning
  • Cloud Expansion
Elasticity is the process that enables a cloud service customer to increase or decrease resources as needed.

In BGP, what is the purpose of the AS_PATH attribute?

  • Identify Neighbors
  • Define Preferred Path
  • Prevent Routing Loops
  • Advertise Local IP Prefixes
The AS_PATH attribute in BGP is used to prevent routing loops by tracking the Autonomous Systems through which the route has passed.

The _______ time is the interval during which STP listens to and learns the network topology before transitioning to the forwarding state.

  • Blocking
  • Forwarding
  • Learning
  • Listening
The listening time in STP is the interval during which the protocol listens to and learns the network topology before transitioning to the forwarding state.

The process of adding a VLAN tag to frames on a trunk port is known as ________.

  • VLAN Encapsulation
  • VLAN Framing
  • VLAN Tagging
  • VLAN Untagging
The process of adding a VLAN tag to frames on a trunk port is known as VLAN Encapsulation.