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CCNP ROUTE Practice Exam Questions:

Multiarea OSPF (Exam 1)

Multiarea OSPF is a big topic on the CCNP ROUTE exam, and I've written several different Cisco certification practice exams to help you master this topic.

Links to the other OSPF multiarea practice exams can be found at the end of the answers to this one.

As always with my practice exams, all multiple choice questions are "select all that apply".

When you're done here, visit my CCNP ROUTE Tutorial And Video Page and my YouTube Cisco Certification Channel for plenty of additional help in nailing this tough exam!

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Question 1:

What command is used to summarize routes on an ABR from one area to another?

Question 2:

In the command default-information originate always, what does the "always" option refer to?

Question 3:

Cisco OSPF best-practice design guidelines state that a router should be in no more than how many areas?

A. One

B. Three

C. Five

D. Ten

Question 4:

A stub router's OSPF routing table can contain which of the following?

A. A default route using the ABR as the next hop

B. Inter-area routes

C. E2 routes

D. Intra-area routes

E. E1 routes

Question 5:

Which of the following describes a Type 7 LSA?

A. Sent into a stub area from an ASBR

B. Flooded throughout the network by an ABR

C. Sent into an NSSA by an ABR

D. Sent into an NSSA by an ASBR

E. Sent into a stub area by an ABR

Question 6:

What OSPF route types are NOT supported by an NSSA?

A. O

B. O IA

C. O E1

D. O E2

E. O N1

F. O N2

Question 7:

What LSA type indicates the location of the ASBR?

A. Type 1

B. Type 2

C. Type 3

D. Type 4

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And now.. the answers!

1. area range is used to summarize routes from one OSPF area to another.

2. The fact that this command always results in a default route being advertised - whether the advertisting router actually has a default route in its own table!

3. "B". Cisco OSPF design guidelines suggest a router have interfaces in no more than three OSPF areas.

4. "A, B, D". A stub area's routing table can contain inter-area routes, intra-area routes, and a default route using the ABR as the next hop. You will not find E1 or E2 routes in a stub router's routing table.

5. "D". Type 7 LSAs are generated by an ASBR and injected into a not-so-stubby area (NSSA).

6. "C, D". You will not find E1 or E2 routes in an NSSA.

7. "D". A type 4 LSA indicates the location of an ASBR.

Thanks for taking this CCNP practice exam - here are the other OSPF multiarea exams along with your chance to watch three entire hours of my CCNP DVD Boot Camp Bundle!

OSPF Multiarea Exam #2

OSPF Multiarea Exam #3

OSPF Multiarea Exam #4