| A | B |
|---|
| an example of a data circuit terminating equipment (DCE) | Modem |
| WAN protocol that supports point-to-point and multipoint configurations | HDLC |
| uses high quality digital facilities with no error corrections. | Frame Relay |
| a Circuit-Switched Service | Narrowband ISDN |
| a Cell-Switched Service | Asynchronous Transfer Mode |
| memory component of a router loses its content when the router is turned off. | RAM |
| a protocol that a WAN uses to make path determination decisions. | IP |
| the level of access where users are able to view router status but are unable to change router configuration | User Mode |
| - default user-mode prompt for a Cisco router | Router> |
| the prompt of a Cisco router in the priviledged mode | Router# |
| Stored in NVRAM. | Configuration Files |
| Layer of the OSI Model where routers operate. | Network Layer |
| Routers make forwarding decisions based on this type of addressing. | logical |
| Character used to enter help mode. | ? |
| Command used to enter privileged mode. | enable |
| Keystroke that recalls the previous typed command. | Up arrow |
| Keystroke that shows the next page if --More-- is displayed at the bottom of the screen. | Spacebar |
