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September 15th, 2011 in ROUTE 642-902 Go to comments

Here you will find answers to Drag and Drop Questions – Part 2

Question 1

Header_fields.jpg

 

Answer:

Identifies the source of the packet: Router ID

Identifies the area to which the packet belongs: Area ID

Contains the authentication type. All OSPF protocol exchanges are authenticated: Authentication Type

Checks contents of the entire packet for any damage suffered during transmission: Checksum

Contains authentication information: Authentication

Contains encapsulated upper-layer information: Data

Question 2

LSA_Names.jpg

 

Answer:

Maintains the list of routers connected to the network: Network-LSA

Describes the collected states of the routers interfaces to an area: Router-LSA

Describes a route to a destination in another autonomous system: AS-external-LSA

Describes a route to a destination outside the area: Summary-LSA

Question 3

A virtual private network (VPN) is a computer network that is layered on the top of an underlying computer network. VPNs are of different technologies, such as Trusted VPNs, Secure VPNs, and Hybrid VPNs, each having distinct requirements. Drag the various VPN names to their appropriate places.

VPN_names.jpg

 

Answer:

All traffic on the VPN must be encrypted and authenticated: Secure VPN

The routing and addressing used must be established before the VPN is created: Trusted VPN

The address boundaries must be extremely clear: Hybrid VPN

Question 4

IPv6 to IPv4 transition methods

IPv4_to_IPv6_transition_methods.jpg

 

Answer:

NAT-PT

6 to 4 tunnels

GRE tunnels

ISATAP tunnels

Question 5

IP tunneling is a method to encapsulate IP datagram within IP datagrams, which allows datagrams intended for one IP address to be wrapped and redirected to another IP address. IPv6 packets are encapsulated directly behind the IPv4 header. Drag the header fields to the appropriate places:

Tunneling_Header_Fiels.jpg

 

Answer:

The correct order is:

IPv4 Header | IPv6 Header | Extension Headers | Upper Layer PDU

Explanation

The structure of a normal IPv6 packet is:

IPv6 Header | Extension Headers | Upper Layer PDU

The IPv6 header is always present and is a fixed size of 40 bytes. Zero or more extension headers can be present and are of varying lengths. The upper layer protocol data unit (PDU) usually consists of an upper layer protocol header and its payload (for example, an ICMPv6 message, a UDP message, or a TCP segment).

Because “IPv6 packets are encapsulated directly behind the IPv4 header” so we can deduce an IPv4 Header must be placed before an IPv6 header.

 

Comments
  1. Daniel
    September 15th, 2011

    Is the answer to the question 5 correct?

    IPv6 Header | Upper Layer PDU | IPv4 Header | Extension Headers

    nonenty v7 says

    IPv6 Header | IPv4 Header | Extension Headers | Upper Layer PDU

    Thank you!!

  2. digitaltut
    September 15th, 2011

    @Daniel: Sorry, it is a mistake. I updated the answer.

  3. sha
    September 17th, 2011

    Is this answer correct….. Q 5

    Pv4 Header IPv6 Header | Extension Headers | Upper Layer PDU

  4. digitaltut
    September 18th, 2011

    @sha: Yes, it is correct. We can’t put IPv6 Header at the beginning because we need to route packet in IPv4 environment.

  5. @digitaltut
    September 18th, 2011

    please make sure this question5 is OK or not ?

    is this answer is ok “IPv6 Header | Upper Layer PDU | IPv4 Header | Extension Headers”?

    or this one

    IPv4 Header | IPv6 Header | Extension Headers | Upper Layer PDU?

  6. digitaltut
    September 19th, 2011

    No, your answer is not correct. There is only one correct answer and that is the answer I mentioned above.

  7. bangz
    October 27th, 2011

    this is the corect answer
    IPv4 Header | IPv6 Header | Extension Headers | Upper Layer PDU

  8. AT
    November 13th, 2011

    ?? which one is correct ??

  9. egom
    November 18th, 2011

    hi all,
    regarding the Question 5…i think the answer is correct plz check this out for the explanation:

    http://ezccna.com/ipv6-interoperation-with-ipv4.html

  10. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
    December 21st, 2011

    Are OSPF hotspot and eigrp simlet which are mentioned in this site asked or the exam…………..?

  11. Anonymous
    December 22nd, 2011

    guys please share what DnD you encountered during exam

  12. BLIKVI
    January 11th, 2012

    guys, which DnD is correct for OSPF?
    Explanation _1 was in dump but i think ………
    Explanation_1:
    -Update query boundaries
    -OSPF Process ID that will be used
    -OSPF area and associated prefixes
    -Summarization boundaries

    This is my answer, how do you think about it ?

    -OSPF Process ID that will be used
    -OSPF area and associated prefixes
    -Update query boundaries
    -Summarization boundaries

  13. Sir CCNP
    January 18th, 2012

    Hello Friends,

    I just started to study the ROUTE test after taking almost two years off from passing the CCNA. I am planning to take the ROUTE test in two months. Are the Sims, Drag and Drop, Questions, and everything else on this site still valid for the ROUTE test?

    Thank you all!

  14. Anonymous
    January 21st, 2012

    I dont think that – Update Query Boundaries – should be one of the right answers for OSPF .Query packets are sent by EIGRP when it doesn’t have feasible sucessor and link fails searching for the new route .I think this is tricky question or answer,Authentication should be the right answer.

  15. Anonymous
    January 21st, 2012

    Query packets can be contained in two ways applaying Stub feature on remote routers and summarizing manualy on interfaces.

  16. Subrun
    February 5th, 2012

    Hi can anybody share which DNd came at exam on 5th ?

  17. Sanil
    February 29th, 2012

    I have completed the exam on last 24th feb 2012 and scored 960/1000.
    Thanks Digital tut. Dumps are still valid.

  18. Ishmail
    April 10th, 2012

    good for you man, i think of taking the exam on june.

    thank you.

  19. Mike1
    April 11th, 2012

    Need ios for gns3 purposes, can anyone help. My email:

  20. Mike1
    April 11th, 2012

    Need ios for gns3 purposes, can anyone help. My email:faraitinarwo@yahoo.com

  21. johnmaxwell
    May 20th, 2012

    Q4 why does NAT PT ranks first isn’t that the least preferred transition strategy of them all? I think that it should be 6to4, then GRE then ISATAP and lastly NAT PT….

  22. ARIF BHAT
    May 29th, 2012

    can any one tell drag and drop questions still same or changed

  23. Sunny AADEEZ
    May 31st, 2012

    yeah plzz tell that DnD still same???

  24. Lim
    June 11th, 2012

    Its changed a lot dude

  25. Sammy ghana
    June 12th, 2012

    i have install gns3 but is asking for ISO. why can I get it .
    i need some one some to brief me how use it .
    you are welcome.

  26. ameer
    June 14th, 2012

    yo need to google cisco ios, download it and upload it to Gns3, it is simple

  27. SD
    June 30th, 2012

    @Lim,
    what changed exaclty?
    Does anybody have the actual DnDs?
    Thx

  28. Nick435
    July 10th, 2012

    How much is alot? What all has changed?..

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  30. Rachel
    July 25th, 2012

    I have a other opinion with question 2. plz give you idea!

    Maintains the list of routers connected to the network: Router-LSA
    Describes the collected states of the routers interfaces to an area: Network-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination in another autonomous system: Summary-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination outside the area: AS-external-LSA

  31. Taras
    July 31st, 2012

    I think the same way as Rachel’s comment

    “I have a other opinion with question 2. plz give you idea!
    Maintains the list of routers connected to the network: Router-LSA
    Describes the collected states of the routers interfaces to an area: Network-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination in another autonomous system: Summary-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination outside the area: AS-external-LSA”

  32. Taras
    July 31st, 2012

    Okay, I agree to this now:

    Describes a route to a destination in another autonomous system: AS-external-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination outside the area: Summary-LSA

  33. Taras
    July 31st, 2012

    And now I agree to the firs two:

    Maintains the list of routers connected to the network: Network-LSA
    Describes the collected states of the routers interfaces to an area: Router-LSA

    Rachel, set up gns3 lab and look into LSAs. It will make sense then.

  34. Festip
    August 17th, 2012

    Hi all,
    am preparing to take the route exam come Wednesday.i av gone through the books for thorough understanding, my questions is; are these labs and questions still valid.
    op to get reply 4rm the recent test taker

  35. Marco
    September 27th, 2012

    Funny to read things about Q5, people don’t have books or something? :P

  36. D.Adler
    October 23rd, 2012

    Q2
    I think the answer should be:
    Maintains the list of routers connected to the network: Router-LSA
    Describes the collected states of the routers interfaces to an area: Network-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination in another autonomous system: AS-external-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination outside the area: Summary-LSA

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  38. umar
    November 17th, 2012

    their is different answers for BGP attribute Drag n Drop , Kindly clarify any one

    Weight is propagated between AS ? or is MED propagated between AS

    Weight is used for one router with multiple exit points out of AS ?

  39. Kawawy
    November 30th, 2012

    i need materials for ccnp not exam
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  40. Martinsz
    December 4th, 2012

    @umar
    Weight is the only Cisco proprietary atribute in BGP. It stays local to the router that you set it on.
    MEd is propagated to other AS – that is transitive ( also some times reffered to as BGP’s metric)

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    December 31st, 2012

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  42. GNS
    February 5th, 2013

    None of the above were on my exam today.

  43. missha
    March 4th, 2013

    Q4 appeared in my exam.

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    March 8th, 2013

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  45. Paul
    April 28th, 2013

    Has anyone had question 3 recently? Not covered in books…

  46. Andrei
    May 3rd, 2013

    This is the correct answer to 2.

    Describes the collected states of the routers interfaces to an area: Router-LSA
    Maintains the list of routers connected to the network: Network-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination in another autonomous system: Summary-LSA
    Describes a route to a destination outside the area: AS-external-LSA

    RFC 2328 OSPF Version 2 April 1998

    Page 117

    LS Type LSA description
    ________________________________________________
    1 These are the router-LSAs.
    They describe the collected
    states of the router’s
    interfaces. For more information,
    consult Section 12.4.1.
    ________________________________________________
    2 These are the network-LSAs.
    They describe the set of routers
    attached to the network. For
    more information, consult
    Section 12.4.2.
    ________________________________________________
    3 or 4 These are the summary-LSAs.
    They describe inter-area routes,
    and enable the condensation of
    routing information at area
    borders. Originated by area border
    routers, the Type 3 summary-LSAs
    describe routes to networks while the
    Type 4 summary-LSAs describe routes to
    AS boundary routers.
    ________________________________________________
    5 These are the AS-external-LSAs.
    Originated by AS boundary routers,
    they describe routes
    to destinations external to the
    Autonomous System. A default route for
    the Autonomous System can also be
    described by an AS-external-LSA.

    The answer here as well as the quiz is wrong. Please correct.

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  48. CallmeJohnDoe
    May 14th, 2013

    Took exam today, had question 4 on the exam.

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