Match the router memory type that provides the primary storage for the router feature. (Not all options are used.)
Answer
Explanation: Console access – Even though the commands a technician types while connected to the console port will be held in RAM, console access itself does not match a memory type.
Flash – holds the full operating system.
NVRAM – holds the startup configuration file.
RAM – holds the running configuration (commands as they are being typed, ARP cache, and the routing table).
ROM – holds a small, limited functionality operating system.
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