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<dt>Q1.What is a Router?</dt>
<dd>Ans: A Router is a physical device, but it can be implememted in software also. It is a L3 Device. It passes user information between two or more packet-switched computer netwroks. It creates a routing table. It uses an algorithm that calculate the best route to transmit user data to its destination. It is used to communicate between different broadcast domains that is different networks or subnetworks.</dd>
<dt>Q2. What is meant by Routing Table?</dt>
<dd>Ans: A Routing Table is a list of best routes to destination networks. A Routing Table contains static that is manually configured or dynamic routes. A Routing Table often specifies a default route which the router uses whenever it fails to find a better forwarding option for a given packet.</dd>
<dt>Q3. What does routes consist of?</dt>
<dd>Routes consist of network address, subnetmask, and connected interface or next hop address.</dd>
<dt>Q4. What ios meant by routing?</dt>
<dd>Ans: Routing is a process of sending user traffic towards its destination through the best routes.</dd>
<dt>Q5. What is the difference between Fixed Router and Modular Router?</dt>
<dd>Ans: Fixed Router - Fixed Router are just like a branded PC where modification of interfaces is not possible. Access Layer Router are example of Fixed Router except 1600 and 1700 series.
Modular Router - Modular Router are just like an assembled PC where modification of interfaces is possible. Distribution and Core Layer Routers are examples of Modular Router.</dd>
<dl>Q6. What is the use of Straight Cable?</dl>
<dd>Ans: Straight Cable is used between unlike device i.e. dissimilar device. For Ex. : Hub To PC, Switch To PC, Hub To Router.</dd>
<dt>Q7. What is the use of Cross Cable?</dt>
<dd>Ans: Cross Cable is used between like device i.e. similar device. For Ex. : Hub To HUb, PC To PC, Switch To Switch, Hub To Switch, PC To Router.</dd>
<dt>Q8. What is the use of Rollover Cable?</dt>
<dd>Ans: Rollover Cable is used for connecting Router Console Port to PC Com Ports or Serial Ports.</dd>
<dt>Q9. What is meant by Static Routing?</dt>
<dd>Ans: In Static Routing, routes are added manually in ther routing table. As a result, routes are not updated automatically when there is a change in the network.</dd>
<dt>Q10. What is meant by Default Routing?</dt>
<dd>Ans: In Default Routing, the router is configured manually to sent the packets to the next hop router, without bothering about the destination network id of the packets. This type of routing is used in bigger network like Internet.</dd>
<dt>Q11. What is meant by Dynamic Routing?</dt>
<dd>Ans: Dynamic Routing makes use of protocols to determine the best or optimal path dynamically.</dd>
<dt>Q12. What is meant by Distance-Vector Protocol?</dt>
<dd>Ans: In Distance-Vector Protocol, each router sends the entire routing table to its neighbors. For Ex: RIP (Routing Information Protocol).</dd>
<dt>Q13. What is meant by Link State Protocol?</dt>
<dd>Ans: Link-State Protocol shares only the network topology information instead of advertising the entire routing table. For Ex.: OSPF (Open Shortest Path First).</dd>
<dt>Q14. What is meant by EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol)?</dt>
<dd>Ans: EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) is a dynamic routing protocol that is used to find the best path between any two layer 3-devices to deliver the packets. EIGRP works on the network layer protocol of the OSI model and uses protocol number 88.</dd>
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RESEARCH PAPER ON ROUTER
Q1.What is a Router?Ans: A Router is a physical device, but it can be implememted in software also. It is a L3 Device. It passes user information between two or more packet-switched computer netwroks. It creates a routing table. It uses an algorithm that calculate the best route to transmit user data to its destination. It is used to communicate between different broadcast domains that is different networks or subnetworks.Q2. What is meant by Routing Table?Ans: A Routing Table is a list of best routes to destination networks. A Routing Table contains static that is manually configured or dynamic routes. A Routing Table often specifies a default route which the router uses whenever it fails to find a better forwarding option for a given packet.Q3. What does routes consist of?Routes consist of network address, subnetmask, and connected interface or next hop address.Q4. What ios meant by routing?Ans: Routing is a process of sending user traffic towards its destination through the best routes.Q5. What is the difference between Fixed Router and Modular Router?Ans: Fixed Router - Fixed Router are just like a branded PC where modification of interfaces is not possible. Access Layer Router are example of Fixed Router except 1600 and 1700 series. Modular Router - Modular Router are just like an assembled PC where modification of interfaces is possible. Distribution and Core Layer Routers are examples of Modular Router.Q6. What is the use of Straight Cable?
Ans: Straight Cable is used between unlike device i.e. dissimilar device. For Ex. : Hub To PC, Switch To PC, Hub To Router.Q7. What is the use of Cross Cable?Ans: Cross Cable is used between like device i.e. similar device. For Ex. : Hub To HUb, PC To PC, Switch To Switch, Hub To Switch, PC To Router.Q8. What is the use of Rollover Cable?Ans: Rollover Cable is used for connecting Router Console Port to PC Com Ports or Serial Ports.Q9. What is meant by Static Routing?Ans: In Static Routing, routes are added manually in ther routing table. As a result, routes are not updated automatically when there is a change in the network.Q10. What is meant by Default Routing?Ans: In Default Routing, the router is configured manually to sent the packets to the next hop router, without bothering about the destination network id of the packets. This type of routing is used in bigger network like Internet.Q11. What is meant by Dynamic Routing?Ans: Dynamic Routing makes use of protocols to determine the best or optimal path dynamically.Q12. What is meant by Distance-Vector Protocol?Ans: In Distance-Vector Protocol, each router sends the entire routing table to its neighbors. For Ex: RIP (Routing Information Protocol).Q13. What is meant by Link State Protocol?Ans: Link-State Protocol shares only the network topology information instead of advertising the entire routing table. For Ex.: OSPF (Open Shortest Path First).Q14. What is meant by EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol)?Ans: EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) is a dynamic routing protocol that is used to find the best path between any two layer 3-devices to deliver the packets. EIGRP works on the network layer protocol of the OSI model and uses protocol number 88.