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

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

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

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

A.Inability to perform switch to switch redundancy using multiple connections at Layer 2.

B.Missing protocol field in Ethernet II required to identify redundancy protocols at Layer 2.

C.Missing packet sequencing in Layer 2 Ethernet required to re-order packets on arrival.

D.Inability to forward multicast frames without a routing protocol.

A.Type the first few letters of the command, then type ?.

B.Type the first few letters of the command, then press Tab.

C.Type the first few letters of the command, then press Esc.

D.Type the first few letters of the command, then press Ctrl C.

A.To choose the route with the lowest preference and install it in the routing table - based on the routing protocol preference values.

B.To provide a CLI interface that allows the network operator to install static routes in the routing table.

C.To provide a CLI interface that allows the operator to configure the dynamic routing protocol on the router.

D.To find the best path to the destination network and install it in the routing table - based on the metrics of the routing protocol.

A.ICMP echo request, ARP request, ARP reply, ICMP echo reply.

B.ARP request, ARP reply, ICMP echo request, ICMP echo reply.

C.ICMP echo request, ICMP echo reply, ARP request, ARP reply.

D.ICMP echo request, ARP reply, ARP request, ICMP echo reply.