In its network design, a company lists this equipment :

Two Catalyst 4503 Layer 3 switches

ne 5500 security appliance !irewall
Two Catalyst "50# switches
Two lightweight access points
Two Catalyst $#"0 switches
%hich two types o! de&ices !rom the list would 'e appropriate to use at the access layer to pro&ide end(user connecti&ity)
*Choose two+,
Catalyst 4503 switches
Cisco 5500 security appliance !irewall
Catalyst "50# switches
lightweight access points
Catalyst $#"0 switches
%hat two tra!!ic types must 'e included when calculating the 'andwidth requirements to support a &oice stream in an
I- telephony network) *Choose two+,
&oice queues
&oice carrier stream
&oice ser&ices tra!!ic
call control signaling
routing updates
%hat are three properties o! peer(to(peer applications) *Choose three+,
require dedicated 'andwidth allocation
can 'e used in &ideo con!erence applications
may require real(time interaction 'etween peer de&ices
can 'e used to !ul!ill the requirements !or I- phone calls
may require a direct physical connection 'etween de&ices
require centrali.ed authentication
%hat are the responsi'ilities o! de&ices that are located at the core layer o! the hierarchical design model) *Choose two+,
access list !iltering
packet manipulation
high(speed 'ack'one switching
interconnection o! distri'ution layer de&ices
redundancy 'etween the core de&ices only
/ network designer must pro&ide a rationale to a customer !or a design that will mo&e an enterprise !rom a !lat network
topology to a hierarchical network topology+ %hich two !eatures o! the hierarchical design make it the 'etter choice)
*Choose two+,
reduced cost
scala'ility
less equipment required
higher a&aila'ility
lower 'andwidth requirements
0uring an e&aluation o! the currently installed network, the IT sta!! per!orms a gap analysis to determine whether the
e1isting network in!rastructure can support certain new !eatures+ /t which stage o! the Cisco Li!ecycle 2er&ices approach
does this acti&ity occur)
prepare phase
plan phase
design phase
implement phase
operate phase
optimi.e phase
%hich phase o! the Cisco Li!ecycle 2er&ices strategy may prompt a network redesign i! too many network
pro'lems and errors arise in the network)
prepare
plan
design
implement
operate
optimi.e
%hich portion o! the enterprise network pro&ides access to network communication ser&ices !or the end users and
de&ices that are spread o&er a single geographic location)
enterprise edge
campus module
%/3 module
Internet edge
data center
%hich !amily o! Cisco switches is speci!ically designed !or data centers)
Catalyst "500
Catalyst $000
3e1us 4000
Catalyst 4500
%hat type o! speciali.ed memory is used to !acilitate high per!ormance switching in Cisco multilayer switches)
content(addressa'le memory *C/5,
ternary content addressa'le memory *TC/5,
address resolution protocol */6-, memory
Cisco 71press 8orwarding *C78, memory
%hich Catalyst "500 switch component integrates on indi&idual line modules as well as on the super&isor engine)
C-9
8lash
/2IC
3:6/5
%hich technology consistently increases C-9 load on multilayer Catalyst switches)
quality o! ser&ice *;o2,
access control lists */CLs,
policy('ased routing *-<6,
network address translation *3/T,
%hich !amily o! Cisco switches supports 8i're Channel o&er 7thernet *8Co7,)
Catalyst 4#4=>
Catalyst 4500
Catalyst "500
3e1us 5000
%hich !amily o! Cisco switches supports the greatest num'er o! slots)
Catalyst 4500
Catalyst "500
3e1us 5000
3e1us 4000
%hich two !eatures are una&aila'le on a Layer $ switch) *Choose two+,
use o! /2ICs
Internet >roup 5anagement -rotocol *I>5-, snooping
;o2 marking
Time to Li&e *TTL, decrementing
rewrite o! the source and destination 5/C addresses
%hat is the purpose o! the Cisco 7nterprise /rchitecture)
It replaces the three(layer hierarchical model with a !lat network approach+
It pro&ides an enterprise(wide system network architecture that helps protect, optimi.e, and grow
the network in!rastructure that supports the 'usiness processes o! a company+
It pro&ides ser&ices and !unctionality to the core layer 'y grouping &arious components into a single
component that is located in the access layer+
It reduces o&erall network tra!!ic 'y grouping ser&er !arms, the management ser&er, corporate intranet,
and e(commerce routers in the same layer+
n what is Layer 3 switching !undamentally 'ased)
access control
the a'ility to circum&ent C-9 processing
so!tware('ased !orwarding
-arallel e?press 8orwarding *-?8,
/ user needs to access a !ile ser&er that is located in another department+ %hich layer o! the
Cisco @ierarchical 3etwork 5odel will process the tra!!ic !irst)
access
core
distri'ution
control