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Home Search Your Textbook Official Cert Guide: CCNA 200-301 Chapter 9 Questions

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What is the default IEEE STP port cost for a 10 Gbps Ethernet interface?

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The only switch on a LAN that has all designated interfaces is the ________ switch.

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The STP root switch is the switch with the lowest numeric value for the ________.

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A switch's ________ port is its interface through which it has the least STP cost to reach the root switch.

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Refer to the figure. Based on the STP port costs shown, which of S4's interfaces will become the root port?

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What is the name of the field in the STP hello BPDU that contains the bridge ID of the switch that ...

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What is the default IEEE STP port cost for a 100 Mbps Ethernet interface?

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The switch that has the lowest STP cost will become the ________ switch for a specific segment.

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Which are TRUE statements about STP PortFast mode?

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What default STP timer length is used for both the listening and learning states?

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________ combines multiple parallel segments of equal speed between the same pair of switches.

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Refer to the figure. Based on the STP port costs shown, which of S3's interfaces will become the root port?

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What is one way in which STP protects a redundant Ethernet network?

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In what STP state does a port drop all received user traffic and not transmit user traffic but still ...

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How is a root bridge/switch determined?

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Switch forwarding logic dictates that a switch flood broadcasts out all switchports that are in the ...

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The ________ feature enables a switch to transition a switchport from blocking to forwarding state ...

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