1. What type of device routes traffic destined to network segments beyond the source network segment for which the sending node may not have explicit routing information?
- virtual router
- standby router
- default gateway
- Layer 3 switch
Explanation: A device that serves as the default gateway is responsible for routing traffic destined for network segments that are beyond the source network segment.
2. What device presents the illusion of a single router to hosts on a LAN segment but actually represents a set of routers working together?
- virtual router
- forwarding router
- default gateway
- Layer 3 switch
Explanation: A virtual router is actually a set of routers working together to present the illusion of a single router to the hosts on a LAN segment.
3. What device is part of a virtual router group assigned the role of alternate default gateway?
- virtual router
- standby router
- default gateway
- Layer 3 switch
Explanation: A standby router is a device that is part of a virtual router group that is assigned the role of alternate default gateway.
4. What device that is part of a virtual router group assigned to the role of default gateway?
- virtual router
- forwarding router
- default gateway
- Layer 3 switch
Explanation: A forwarding router is a device that is part of a virtual router group that is assigned to the role of default gateway.
5. Which FHRPs are Cisco-proprietary? (Choose two.)
- IRDP
- HSRP
- HSRP for IPv6
- VRRPv2
Explanation: HSRP and HSRP for IPv6 are both Cisco-proprietary. VRRPv2 and IRDP are both non-proprietary protocols.