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COMPTIA Network+ N10-
009|Comprehensive Q&A For
Certification Success 2026
Which Layer 4 protocol does not use a handshake to establish a session? -
correct-answer - UDP
How do you scale a spine-leaf architecture? - correct-answer - Add more leaf
switches, and connect them to every spine switch
If a router does not have a route to a destination, what will the router do? -
correct-answer - It will discard the packet and send an ICMP unreachable
message to the sender
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Which neighbor discovery protocol is vendor neutral? - correct-answer - LLDP
Besides congestion, what causes runts and collisions? - correct-answer - duplex
mismatch
What does a switch do with a frame that has a broadcast, multicast, or unknown
unicast destination address? - correct-answer - It floods the frame out all ports,
including down trunk links, except the port it received the frame on
What does a switch build to know which device is connected to which port? -
correct-answer - MAC table
What did switches traditionally use to block switching loops? - correct-answer -
Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)
COMPTIA Network+ N10-
009|Comprehensive Q&A For
Certification Success 2026
Which Layer 4 protocol does not use a handshake to establish a session? -
correct-answer - UDP
How do you scale a spine-leaf architecture? - correct-answer - Add more leaf
switches, and connect them to every spine switch
If a router does not have a route to a destination, what will the router do? -
correct-answer - It will discard the packet and send an ICMP unreachable
message to the sender
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Which neighbor discovery protocol is vendor neutral? - correct-answer - LLDP
Besides congestion, what causes runts and collisions? - correct-answer - duplex
mismatch
What does a switch do with a frame that has a broadcast, multicast, or unknown
unicast destination address? - correct-answer - It floods the frame out all ports,
including down trunk links, except the port it received the frame on
What does a switch build to know which device is connected to which port? -
correct-answer - MAC table
What did switches traditionally use to block switching loops? - correct-answer -
Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP)