Review Questions

Use this chapter and your practical troubleshooting knowledge and skills to answer the following questions. The answers are located in Appendix A, “Answers to Review Questions.”

1:	What IOS command assists in determining detailed information if the router is propagating RIP updates?
2:	What IOS command assists in determining detailed information if the router is propagating SAP updates?
3:	What is the difference between the Novell internal IPX number and the Novell external IPX number?
4:	Fill in the following table with the missing Cisco and Novell encapsulation names. Cisco Encapsulation Novell Frame Type Description Novell Version Default ARPA Ethernet_II EtherType pointer to Layer 3 NetWare 6.x NetWare 5.x SAP   Length field 802.2 LLC SAP pointer to Layer 3 NetWare 3.12 through NetWare 4.x Novell-Ether   Length field ≦ NetWare 3.11   Ethernet_SNAP Length field 802.2 LLC SAP SNAP header SNAP default for Token Ring and FDDI     Serial links All versions for serial links
5:	What type of packet does Figure 4-18 display? What form of Cisco encapsulation is used? Figure 4-18. Review Question 5 [View full size image]
6:	Explain the difference between Cisco ping and IPX ping. Which one is the default? Why would you change the default? How do you change the default?
7:	MTU is negotiated by NCP. It is 1500 for a local Ethernet segment and 576 bytes for the internetwork. How can you verify this?
8:	The route print command displays the routing table on a PC. How can you see this information on a router running IPX RIP? How about on a Novell server?
9:	How do you configure IPX RIP on a Cisco router?
10:	Why doesn't IPX need ARP?
11:	Explain the following address: 12345678.0000.0000.0001:0451
12:	How does IPX RIP find the best path to another network? How does this differ from IP RIP?
13:	In the chapter scenario, hosta is a Windows 2000 box. What command gives you the display in Figure 4-19? Figure 4-19. Review Question 13