Question 11 : LSP stands for
1. Link Stable Packet
2. Link State Packet
3. Link State Protocol
4. Link State Path
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Question 12 : RPF stands for
1. Reverse Path Forwarding
2. Reverse Path Failure
3. Reverse Packet Forwarding
4. Reverse Protocol Failure
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Question 13 : In Multicast Routing Protocol, flooding is used to broadcast packets but it creates
1. Gaps
2. Loops
3. Holes
4. Links
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Question 14 : In Unicast Routing, Dijkstra algorithm creates a shortest path tree from a
1. Graph
2. Tree
3. Network
4. Link
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Question 15 : In Unicast routing, if instability is between three nodes, stability cannot be
1. Stable
2. Reversed
3. Guaranteed
4. Forward
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Question 16 : Host-specific routing is used for purposes such as checking route or providing
1. Network Measures
2. Security Measures
3. Routing Measures
4. Delivery Measures
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Question 17 : Several techniques can make size of routing table manageable and also handle issues such as
1. Maturity
2. Error reporting
3. Tunneling
4. Security
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Question 18 : Next-Hop Method is used to reduce contents of a
1. Revolving table
2. Rotating Table
3. Routing Table
4. Re-allocate table
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Question 19 : A second technique to reduce routing table and simplify searching process is called
1. Network-Specific Method
2. Network-Specific Motion
3. Network-Specific Maintaining
4. Network-Specific Membership
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Question 20 : Term is used to place packet in its route to its destination is called
1. Delayed
2. Urgent
3. Forwarding
4. Delivering
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