Computer Science 481/681 Quiz 5 - Name ________________________ 1. Which of the following is NOT claimed as an advantage of PPP over CSLIP. a. It provides a better b. It supports dynamic negotiation error detection capability of IP addresses c. It is much more efficient d. It supports multiple protocols (not just TCP/IP) on a single serial line. 2. Suppose the byte sequence 0x7D 0x53 0x7D 0x77 is transmitted 1st last on a PPP link. What byte values will be passed to the NETWORK layer? 3. From the Internet's point of view which of the following is best characterized as an Autonomous System (AS) a. All systems on the CS dept b. All systems in the CS dept subnet 130.127.70 c. All Clemson University systems d. None of the above on the network 130.127 5. Exterior gateway protocols (EGP's) are used for transmitting routing data: a. Within end user autonomous b. Within backbone autonomous systems. systems. c. Across autonomous system d. Both b. and c. boundaries. 6. RIP routing data is transported by a. ICMP b. TCP c. UDP d. IP header options 7. Approaches used by RIP to address its inherent limitations are called "split horizon", "poisoned reverse", and triggered updates. For each select the best description.. ___ a. Split horizon 1. A RIP router should cease sending routing updates when any link fails ___ b. Triggered updates 2. A RIP router should advertised failed routes with a cost of 16 ___ c. Poisoned reverse 3. A RIP router should not advertise routes to the router from which it learned them. 4. A RIP router should generate a routing update whenever a cost changes. 5. A RIP router should advertise only those routes not passing through itself. 8. During RIP packet exchanges a RIP router can expect to receive routing update packets (NOT INDIRECTLY DELIVERED INFORMATION) from: a. All other routers in its b. Only from directly attached AS routers c. All other routers in the d. All other routers in the internet Internet. that run RIP. 9. The objective of "triggered updates" is to a. Avoid the count to b. Speed up the count to infinity. infinity. c. Ensure that links don't fail. 10. Consider the two networks shown on the board. The use of split horizon with poisoned reverse eliminates the count to infinity problem in a. Net (1) but not Net (2) b. Net (2) but not Net(1) c. Both d. Neither one. 11. Suppose split horizon without poisoned reverse is used in Net (2). F will advertise a route to A in routing updates F sends to B a. Always b. Never c. Within a couple of exchanges after the A-B connection fails.