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CCNP SWITCH Practice Exam:

Advanced Switching Commands For The 642-813 Test

Here's a new CCNP SWITCH practice exam for you on advanced switch commands. Answers can be found at the bottom of the page.

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CCNP SWITCH Practice Exam Questions:

Question 1:

What is the full command that will disable a Cisco switch port's ability to transmit DTP frames?

Question 2:

What is the main purpose of IEEE 802.3ac as it related to trunking?

Question 3:

Which of the following are true of PaGP?

A. Uses dynamic and auto modes

B. Is Cisco-proprietary

C. Uses active and passive modes

D. is an industry-standard protocol

Question 4:

A switch port has just received a dynamic VLAN membership. What other port feature will be enabled as a result?

A. Uplinkfast

B. Portfast

C. Backbonefast

D. Port Security

E. Dot1x port-based authentication

Question 5:

How do access ports handle encapsulation and tagging?

A. The treat all VLANs as native except VLAN 1.

B. They don't do either one.

C. They use dot1q by default.

D. They use ISL by default.

Question 6:

Which of the following must ports agree upon to be placed into the same Etherchannel?

A. port speed

B. trunking mode

C. native VLAN

D. allowed VLANs

E. port duplex

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And now.... the answers!

1. switchport nonegotiate.

2. The IEEE 802.3ac standard allows the maximum frame length to be extended to 1522 bytes, which means the dot1q 4-byte header doesn't cause transmission issues.

3. "A, B". PaGP is a Cisco-proprietary Etherchannel negotiating protocol, and runs in dynamic or auto mode.

4. "B". Portfast will be autoenabled on such a port.

5. "B". Access ports do not tag frames or encapsulate them via dot1q or ISL - trunk ports do that.

6. "A, B, C, D, E". Ports have to agree on all of those values to be placed into the same Etherchannel.