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Which of the following IPs may be broadcast addresses if the subnet mask is not clear? (multiple choice)
A. 199.32.59.1
B. 199.32.59.3
C. 199.32.59.191
D. 199.32.59.192
Which of the following steps does the basic OSPF configuration include? (multiple choice)
A. Enable OSPF process
B. Create an OSPF area
C. Specify the network segments included in each region
D. Configure the router to be IR or BR.
Which of the following is not the main function of OSPF Hello messages ()
A. Discovering neighbors
B. Negotiation parameters
C. Election of DR/BDR
D. Negotiating the master
In the VRP system platform, output such an error Error: Unrecognized command found at '^' position, which are the possible reasons? (multiple choice)
A. The parameter type is wrong.
B. No command found
C. Input command is incomplete
D. No keywords found
The following statement about the message used by LCP for link layer parameter negotiation is wrong?
A. Configure-Request: The first packet that appears in the link layer negotiation process. The packet
indicates that the peer-to-peer negotiation of link layer parameters begins.
B. Configure-Ack: Receives a Configure-Request packet from the peer. If the value of the negotiated
parameter is fully accepted, the packet responds
C. Configure-Nak: Receives the Configure-Request packet sent by the peer. If the value of the negotiated
parameter is not recognized by the local end, the packet is sent and the configuration parameters
acceptable to the local end are received.
D. Configure-Reject: Sends a Configure-Request packet from the peer. If the value of the negotiated
parameter is not recognized by the local end, the packet is sent and carries the configuration parameters
acceptable to the local end.