Cisco Exam #642-871: ARCH Exam (MeasureUp, set 1) Work on your understanding of network design and technologies for the CCDP with these 10 sample questions from MeasureUp.
3. You are in charge of designing multicasts
for a large campus network and are in the process of placing the RPs on the
network. How should the RPs be arranged? (Choose two.)
a. The RPs should be distributed throughout the network.
b. The RPs should be responsible for the same multicast addresses.
c. The RPs should be in distributed on the campus backbone only.
d. The RPs should be distributed on the campus access layer only.
e. The RPs should be responsible for different ranges of multicast
addresses.
8. A client has hired you to save WAN bandwidth
on his network. The network is comprised of a corporate headquarters with 500
nodes, a branch office with 300 nodes, and two other branch offices with 250
nodes. How many hours of storage space on a content engine should you allow
for the content network when you are designing it?
1. Answer E is correct. For an intra-building
solution, you should use unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable if cost is a concern,
high availability is important, and you require medium throughput. For an intra-building
solution, you should use fiber if cost is not a concern, medium availability
is important, and you require high throughput. For an inter-building solution,
you should use multimode fiber if medium availability is important and you require
high throughput. For a distant remote building, you should use singlemode fiber.
It provides for low availability and medium throughput. For a distance over
100 kilometers, you should use copper. It provides for low availability and
low throughput.
2. Answer B is correct. Multicast traffic
uses the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) to transmit multicasts. Because of this,
there is a possibility that packets will arrive out of order or that multiple
identical packets will be received. However, multicasts are ideal for delivering
data streams to multiple users on the network if guaranteed delivery is not
an issue. Since only Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) transmissions can use
the TCP slow start mechanisms of Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED), multicasts
should not be used when guaranteed delivery of data is required.
3. Answers A and E are correct.
In a large campus network, route processors (RPs) should be distributed throughout
the network and they should be configured so they are each responsible for a
different range of IP addresses. In a small campus network, it is acceptable
to have a single RP in the campus backbone that is responsible for all multicast
traffic. In a wide area network (WAN) design, RPs should be placed as close
to the source router as possible.
4. Answer D is correct. When designing
a virtual private network (VPN), it is imperative that the VPN concentrator
be placed behind a router to protect it from direct exposure to the Internet.
Since the Internet uses Layer 3 addressing, Layer 2 devices are not sufficient
to protect the VPN concentrator from the Internet.
5. Answer D is correct. Network address
translation (NAT) traversal allows a NAT router running port address translation
(PAT) to use a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) header so IPSec negotiation can
occur. However, the use of NAT traversal is not very scalable and works best
in smaller network environments. NAT overloading allows multiple internal IP
addresses to use a single external address. Static NAT is a manual mapping of
internal IP addresses to a single external IP address. Overlapping NAT is used
when multiple locations have the same internal private IP addressing structure.
6. Answer C is correct. CiscoWorks Blue
Maps enables you to view logical maps of Cisco routers that are running Cisco
IOS Release 11.0 or later and are configured with either remote source-route
bridging (RSRB), data-link switching (DLSw), or Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking
(APPN). Each application (RSRB, DLSw, or APPN) presents the network administrator
with a dynamic, color-coded network map of routers that are enabled with a specific
SNA-related protocol. CiscoWorks Blue Maps requires the related MIBs (RSRB,
DLSw, and APPN) to be installed on the routers. CiscoView (formerly a part of
the CiscoWorks package) is a graphical device management technology that is
the standard for managing Cisco devices.
7. Answer A is correct. EtherChannel
logically bundles multiple physical connections Internet small computer systems
interface (iSCSI) can span the entire area of a wide area network (WAN) and
is used to encapsulate data into IP packets. In addition, it can be authenticated
using either remote authentication dial-in user service (RADIUS) or a terminal
access controller access control system plus (TACACS+) server. Fiber channel
can transfer data at rates exceeding 100 Mbps and uses Fiber Channel over IP
(FCIP) to interconnect storage area network (SAN) islands. Internet small computer
systems interface (iSCSI) can span the entire area of a wide area network (WAN)
and is used to encapsulate data into IP packets. In addition, it can be authenticated
using either remote authentication dial-in user service (RADIUS) or a terminal
access controller access control system plus (TACACS+) server. Fiber channel
can transfer data at rates exceeding 100 Mbps and uses Fiber Channel over IP
(FCIP) to interconnect storage area network (SAN) islands.
8. Answer D is correct. When designing
a content networking solution to save significant wide area network (WAN) bandwidth,
you should ensure that the content engines have enough storage space to allow
between 24 and 72 hours worth of storage space to see a real bandwidth savings.
9. Answer E is correct. The components
of a Cisco site-to-site virtual private network (VPN) are as follows:
IPSec and GRE tunnels - IPSec tunnels transport IP traffic and are restricted
to unicasts. GRE tunnels allow for other types of transmissions.
Cisco head-end VPN routers are internal network routers.
Cisco VPN access routers are access points from the Internet to the network.
Internet access provides connectivity to the Internet. Site-to-site VPNs
use the Internet to connect over long distances, which is much cheaper than
a wide area network (WAN) connection.