| A | B |
|---|
| Setup | Mode entered if no valid startup-configuration file is found |
| Router>show ip route | Command to identify destinatin network addresses and next hop |
| Network subcommand | To specify directly connected networks with the router igrp commmand |
| IP default-network | Command used to establish a default route |
| Hop count | Metric used in RIP |
| Router(config-router)#network {network number} | Command to specify directly connected networks |
| Exterior routing protocols | To communicate between autonomous systems |
| Dynamic routes | Routes automatically determined by the routers |
| Administrative distance | Used to measure trustworthiness of a route |
| Layer 3 | OSI layer that would deal with an incorrect subnet mask on an interface |
| Layer 1 | OSI layer that would deal with a loose patch cable |
| 30 seconds | When RIP updates are broadcasted |
| Autonomous | When routers are grouped together under a common administration |
| Layer 2 | OSI layer that would deal with an incorrect encapsulation on a serial interface |
| 90 seconds | Interval of IGRP routing updates |
| Bandwidth | A variable of IGRP |
| Globally | How a routing protocol is configured |
| Static route | example: IP Route 172.16.1.0 255.255.255.0 172.16.2.1 |
| Router(config)#ip route 2.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 1.0.0.2 | Example of a command to add a new LAN to a routing table |
| Default | Type of route used when no other routes are known |
| Router#debug ip rip | Command to display RIP updates as they are sent and received |
