Drag and Drop 1

Question 1

A dental firm is redesigning the network that connects its three locations. The administrator gave the
networking team 192.168.164.0 to use for addressing the entire netwok. After subnetting the address,
the team is ready to assign the addresses. The administrator plans to configure ip subnet-zero and use
RIP v2 as the routing protocol. As a member of the networking team, you must address the network and
at the same time conserver unused addresses for future growth. With those goals in mind, drag the host
addresses on the left to the correct router interface. Once of the routers is partially configured. Move
your mouse over a router to view its configuration. Not all of the host addresses on the left are
necessary.

Question 2

In order to complete a basic switch configuration, drag each switch IOS command on the left to its
purpose on the right

Question 3

The Missouri branch office router is connected through its s0 interface to the Alabama Headquarters
router s1 interface. The Alabama router has two LANs. Missouri users obtain Internet access through
the Headquarters router. The network interfaces in the topology are addressed as follows:
Missouri: e0 192.168.35.17/28; s0 192.168.35.33/28; Alabama: e0 192.168.35.49/28; e1
192.168.35.65/28; s1 192.168.35.34/28. The accounting server has the address of
192.168.35.66/28. Match the access list conditions on the left with the goals on the right. (Not all
options on the left are used.)

Question 4

A host with the address of 192.168.125.34/27 needs to be denied access to all hosts outside its own
subnet. To accomplish this, complete the command in brackets, [access-list 100 deny protocol
address mask any], by dragging the appropriate options on the left to their correct placeholders on the
right.

Question 5

Drag and drop the network user application to the appropriate description of its primary use (not all
options are used)