Final Exam IT 341 Chapter 4

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Inter-VLAN Routing

process of forwarding network traffic from one VLAN to another VLAN

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Which solution is the most scalable solution for medium to large organizations?

layer 3 router and switch

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Why is a SVI created?

its created for a VLAN that exists on a switch, it performs the same functions for a VLAN as a router interface would

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Put the following steps in order for a layer 3 switch config

Enable IP Routing

Configure access ports

Create VLANs

Create SVI VLAN Interfaces

Step 1: create VLANs

Step 2: create the SVI VLAN Interfaces

Step 3: configure access ports

Step 4: enable ip routing

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<p>Drag each function to correct device? </p>

Drag each function to correct device?

router:

-routes packets between diff ip subnets

-typically used at network edges

layer 3 switch:

-can perform inter-vlan routing

-provides hardware-based packet forwarding

-usually configured with VLAN interfaces

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Label the correct decision point that each device uses to forward traffic

Options:

-MAC Address Table

-Routing Table

-IP Address

-VLAN ID

-ARP cache

Drop Zones:

-Layer 2 Switch

-Layer 3 switch

-Router

-MAC Address Table: Layer 2 Switch

-VLAN ID: Layer 2 Switch

-Routing Table: Layer 3 Switch

-IP Address: Layer 3 Switch

-Routing Table: router

-IP Address: router

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Match each inter-VLAN routing method to the device that can perform it

Options:

-Router on a Stick

-SVIs

-Routed Ports

-Sub-Interfaces

Drop Zones:

-router

- layer 3 switch

-Router on a Stick: router

-sub interfaces: router

-SVIs: layer 3 switch

-routed ports: layer 3 switch

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Match each interface type under the correct device

Options:

-VLAN 10

-FastEthernet 0/0

-GigabitEthernet 1/1

-VLAN 1

-Serial 0/1/0

Drop Zones:

-router

-layer 3 switch

-VLAN 10: layer 3 switch

-FastEthernet 0/0: router

-GigabitEthernet 1/1: layer 3 switch

-VLAN 1: layer 3 switch

-Serial 0/1/0: router

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<p>Why are the trunk links necessary? </p>

Why are the trunk links necessary?

its required for forward traffic within and between the VLANs

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<p>R1, S1, and S2 have initial basic config. Why can’t PC1 and PC2 ping each other? </p>

R1, S1, and S2 have initial basic config. Why can’t PC1 and PC2 ping each other?

They cannot ping each other because they are on separate networks

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How can you enable devices to ping each other?

switches must be configured with VLANs and trunking

router must be configured for inter-VLAN routing

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What are the 3 inter-vlan routing options

-legacy inter-vlan routing

-router on a stick

-layer 3 switch using SVIs