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- Which command displays statistics for all configured network interfaces on a Cisco router?
a. show running-config
b. show version
c. show interfaces
d. show ip route
Answer: c. show interfacescisco - What status indicates that an interface is ready to send and receive traffic?
a. Down
b. Shut
c. Up/Up
d. Blocked
Answer: c. Up/Upnetworklessons - Which output field shows the speed of an interface?
a. MTU
b. Bandwidth
c. Duplex
d. MAC address
Answer: b. Bandwidthnetworklessons - The command used to check status and errors on FastEthernet0/0 is:
a. show ip interface brief
b. show interface FastEthernet0/0
c. show running-config
d. show startup-config
Answer: b. show interface FastEthernet0/0networklessons - What does the “Hardware is …” line show in “show interface” output?
a. Protocol type
b. Interface physical type
c. Memory type
d. IP address
Answer: b. Interface physical typenetworklessons - Which metric is not shown by the show interfaces command?
a. Input errors
b. Output errors
c. Usernames
d. MTU size
Answer: c. Usernamesnetworklessons - The “line protocol is up” phrase means:
a. The interface is disabled
b. Layer 2 is functional
c. No traffic can flow
d. Interface is administratively shut down
Answer: b. Layer 2 is functionalnetworklessons - To check if an interface is administratively shut down, look for:
a. Protocol status
b. “Administratively down” status
c. MAC address
d. IP address
Answer: b. “Administratively down” statusnetworklessons - Which field displays the unique identifier for an interface?
a. IP address
b. MAC address
c. Bandwidth
d. Protocol status
Answer: b. MAC addressnetworklessons - What is the default MTU size for Ethernet interfaces on Cisco routers?
a. 512 bytes
b. 128 bytes
c. 1500 bytes
d. 4096 bytes
Answer: c. 1500 bytesnetworklessons - “show interfaces” can help troubleshoot which issue?
a. Password problems
b. Connectivity and port errors
c. DNS resolution failures
d. NTP synchronization
Answer: b. Connectivity and port errorsnetworkstraining - Where is the interface reliability metric shown?
a. Output errors
b. Reliability field
c. Bandwidth field
d. Protocol status
Answer: b. Reliability fieldnetworklessons - A “Full-duplex” output indicates:
a. Communication in one direction only
b. Communication in both directions simultaneously
c. Interface is down
d. Protocol error
Answer: b. Communication in both directions simultaneouslynetworklessons - Which field indicates ARP protocol type?
a. Protocol status
b. ARP type
c. Bandwidth
d. Duplex
Answer: b. ARP typenetworklessons - What does “Last input never” in show interface mean?
a. Interface never received traffic
b. Interface is always active
c. Interface MAC is missing
d. Routing protocol is down
Answer: a. Interface never received trafficnetworklessons - What does the “Input queue” field monitor?
a. Incoming packets waiting to be processed
b. Output packets
c. IP address assignments
d. Reliability statistics
Answer: a. Incoming packets waiting to be processednetworklessons - Which Cisco command summarizes all interface statuses briefly?
a. show interfaces summary
b. show ip route
c. show ip interface brief
d. show protocols
Answer: c. show ip interface briefnetworklessons - To view error counters per interface, use:
a. show ip route
b. show running-config
c. show interfaces
d. show hostname
Answer: c. show interfacesciscozine - Duplex mismatches can be detected using:
a. show ip route
b. show interfaces
c. show startup-config
d. show hosts
Answer: b. show interfacesciscozine - What value shows how loaded the interface is?
a. MTU
b. txload/rxload
c. IP Address
d. Status
Answer: b. txload/rxloadnetworklessons - The “Encapsulation” field in “show interface” output tells:
a. IP address type
b. Data link framing method used
c. Duplex mode
d. Bandwidth setting
Answer: b. Data link framing method usednetworklessons - What does “Total output drops” mean?
a. All packets are received
b. Packets were dropped during transmission
c. No errors reported
d. MAC address not known
Answer: b. Packets were dropped during transmissionnetworklessons - Admin wants to see status of all interfaces. Which command?
a. show interface
b. show run
c. ipconfig
d. reload
Answer: a. show interfacecisco - Which field displays the physical address of the interface?
a. Protocol status
b. Hardware address
c. Bandwidth
d. Reliability
Answer: b. Hardware addressnetworklessons - “Output hang never” in show interfaces means:
a. Output traffic was never delayed
b. Interface is down
c. Reliability is low
d. For VLANs only
Answer: a. Output traffic was never delayednetworklessons - To check which packets were switched at Layer 2, use:
a. show vlan
b. show interface
c. show version
d. show hosts
Answer: b. show interfaceciscozine - “Input errors” line displays:
a. Number of successful incoming packets
b. Number of incoming packets with errors
c. Types of errors on outgoing packets
d. Interface admin status
Answer: b. Number of incoming packets with errorsnetworklessons - Which field reveals queue strategy used on output?
a. MAC address
b. Protocol status
c. Output queue: strategy
d. Duplex
Answer: c. Output queue: strategynetworklessons - The command “show interface vlan 1” shows statistics for:
a. Physical interface only
b. Serial interface only
c. VLAN 1 interface
d. Loopback only
Answer: c. VLAN 1 interfaceciscozine - What indicates when interface counters were last cleared?
a. Last input field
b. Last clearing of counters
c. Protocol status
d. Reliability field
Answer: b. Last clearing of countersnetworklessons - “show interface” command on VLAN shows counters for?
a. Layer 3 processed packets
b. Layer 2 only
c. Shutdown interfaces
d. MAC address only
Answer: a. Layer 3 processed packetsciscozine - MTU stands for:
a. Maximum Transmission Unit
b. Maximum Traffic Utility
c. Media Type Used
d. Management Type Utility
Answer: a. Maximum Transmission Unitincludehelp - To view interface description, use:
a. show interfaces description
b. show ip route
c. show run
d. show host
Answer: a. show interfaces descriptiontechdocs.audiocodes - Errors on transmitted packets shown by:
a. tx_errors field
b. rx_packets field
c. MTU field
d. Bandwidth field
Answer: a. tx_errors fieldtechdocs.audiocodes - “show interface” output includes statistics like:
a. Uptime, dropped packets, collisions
b. Only IP addresses
c. System log data
d. VLAN information only
Answer: a. Uptime, dropped packets, collisionstechdocs.audiocodes - Which layer does “line protocol” indicate status for?
a. Layer 1 Physical
b. Layer 2 Data Link
c. Layer 3 Network
d. Layer 4 Transport
Answer: b. Layer 2 Data Linknetworklessons - Input queue drops signal:
a. Output errors
b. Dropped incoming packets due to congestion
c. No errors
d. MTU mismatches
Answer: b. Dropped incoming packets due to congestionnetworklessons - “show interface” displays which counters for VLANs?
a. All packets on the physical interface
b. Only CPU processed packets
c. All output traffic
d. Only errors
Answer: b. Only CPU processed packetsciscozine - How can you verify port speed?
a. Status line
b. Bandwidth field
c. Protocol status
d. IP address
Answer: b. Bandwidth fieldnetworklessons - Encapsulation ARPA means:
a. Interface runs IPX
b. Standard Ethernet framing used
c. Serial communication in use
d. Ports are disabled
Answer: b. Standard Ethernet framing usednetworklessons - “show interface” command works on:
a. Only switches
b. Only routers
c. Both routers and switches
d. Only firewalls
Answer: c. Both routers and switchesnetworkstraining - Which field displays time since counters were cleared?
a. Last input
b. Last clearing of counters
c. Duplex mode
d. Queue length
Answer: b. Last clearing of countersnetworklessons - A duplex mismatch may cause:
a. MAC address confusion
b. Increased collision and errors
c. Higher MTU
d. Protocol status up
Answer: b. Increased collision and errorsciscozine - Which field states ARP timeout value?
a. Bandwidth
b. ARP Timeout
c. MTU
d. Output queue
Answer: b. ARP Timeoutnetworklessons - Reliable interface should display:
a. Reliability 255/255
b. MTU 128
c. Line protocol down
d. Output hang
Answer: a. Reliability 255/255networklessons - What does the “rx_packets” counter show?
a. Outgoing packets
b. Incoming packets received
c. Collisions
d. VLAN status
Answer: b. Incoming packets receivedtechdocs.audiocodes - “tx_packets” counter shows:
a. Packets sent out
b. Errors reported
c. Layer 2 only traffic
d. MAC address
Answer: a. Packets sent outtechdocs.audiocodes - How do you check VLAN interface statistics?
a. show interface vlan n
b. show ip route
c. show mac-address-table
d. show run
Answer: a. show interface vlan nciscozine - Which output shows input packet rate?
a. 5 minute input rate field
b. MAC address field
c. Reliability field
d. Line protocol field
Answer: a. 5 minute input rate fieldnetworklessons - If output queue drops are high, which command helps you diagnose?
a. show interface
b. show run
c. show version
d. copy tftp flash
Answer: a. show interfacenetworklessons
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