CPEN 434 Chapter 3
You are a field technician for a large company. You have been sent to a remote site to troubleshoot a
downed router. When you arrive at the remote site, how will you connect your laptop to the router?
Answer
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a straight-through cable.
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a crossover cable.
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's Ethernet port using a straight-through cable.
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a rollover cable. correct
answersConnect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a rollover cable.
You want to make a console connection to a router using the serial port on a PC. Select the necessary
components to make the console connection. Select only the necessary components.
Drag
Ethernet cable
Rollover cable
IP address
Console port
Ethernet port
Telnet
Terminal emulation program correct answersRollover cable
Console port
Terminal emulation program
You have issued the following command and received the response as shown.
Router#sh start%%Non-volatile configuration memory has not been set up or has bad checksum
Which of the following is a reason for this response?
, Answer
No configuration file has been saved to NVRAM.
RAM memory contains no configuration file.
The router issues a bad checksum because a file on the TFTP server is also named startup-config.
The command was issued from user EXEC mode but needs to be issued from privileged EXEC mode
instead. correct answersNo configuration file has been saved to NVRAM.
Match the memory types with the information they store.
Drag
NVRAM
RAM
ROM
FLASH
Drop
Stores the running-configuration file, routing tables, and ARP tables.
Stores the startup-configuration file.
Stores the Cisco IOS software.
Stores POST and the boot loader software. correct answersStores the running-configuration file, routing
tables, and ARP tables.
correct answer:
RAM
Stores the startup-configuration file.
correct answer:
NVRAM
Stores the Cisco IOS software.
correct answer:
FLASH
Stores POST and the boot loader software.
correct answer:
You are a field technician for a large company. You have been sent to a remote site to troubleshoot a
downed router. When you arrive at the remote site, how will you connect your laptop to the router?
Answer
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a straight-through cable.
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a crossover cable.
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's Ethernet port using a straight-through cable.
Connect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a rollover cable. correct
answersConnect the laptop's COM/USB port to the router's console port using a rollover cable.
You want to make a console connection to a router using the serial port on a PC. Select the necessary
components to make the console connection. Select only the necessary components.
Drag
Ethernet cable
Rollover cable
IP address
Console port
Ethernet port
Telnet
Terminal emulation program correct answersRollover cable
Console port
Terminal emulation program
You have issued the following command and received the response as shown.
Router#sh start%%Non-volatile configuration memory has not been set up or has bad checksum
Which of the following is a reason for this response?
, Answer
No configuration file has been saved to NVRAM.
RAM memory contains no configuration file.
The router issues a bad checksum because a file on the TFTP server is also named startup-config.
The command was issued from user EXEC mode but needs to be issued from privileged EXEC mode
instead. correct answersNo configuration file has been saved to NVRAM.
Match the memory types with the information they store.
Drag
NVRAM
RAM
ROM
FLASH
Drop
Stores the running-configuration file, routing tables, and ARP tables.
Stores the startup-configuration file.
Stores the Cisco IOS software.
Stores POST and the boot loader software. correct answersStores the running-configuration file, routing
tables, and ARP tables.
correct answer:
RAM
Stores the startup-configuration file.
correct answer:
NVRAM
Stores the Cisco IOS software.
correct answer:
FLASH
Stores POST and the boot loader software.
correct answer:
