2.7 Describe How to Capture Device Status 800-150 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   The output of 'show interfaces GigabitEthernet0/1' includes the line 'GigabitEthernet0/1 is up, line protocol is down'. What does this indicate about the interface?

   • AThe interface is completely operational and passing traffic.
   • BThe interface has a hardware failure and needs replacement.
   • CThe interface is administratively up, but there is a Layer 1 or Layer 2 problem preventing the line protocol from coming up.
   • DThe interface has been manually disabled by an administrator.
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2. 12application · easy

   A network administrator needs to document the current state of all interfaces on a Cisco switch, including their IP addresses and administrative status. Which command provides a concise summary of this information?

   • Ashow running-config
   • Bshow interfaces
   • Cshow version
   • Dshow ip interface brief
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4. 13application · easy

   A technician is looking at a Cisco switch and notices that the port LED for interface Gi0/2 is blinking green. What does this LED state typically indicate about the operational status of that port?

   • AThe port is in a failed state and needs to be replaced.
   • BThe port is actively transmitting and receiving data.
   • CThe port is administratively down and awaiting configuration.
   • DThe port is disabled due to a security violation.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   A technician is documenting an intermittent network issue. Which set of status information would be most useful to capture for later analysis?

   • AThe number of users logged in and the current time
   • BThe device's serial number and warranty status
   • CThe configuration register setting and boot image name
   • DInterface status, error counters, and system logs
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6. 15expert · hard

   A technician is troubleshooting a Cisco router that is dropping packets. The 'show interfaces' output for the WAN interface shows 'input errors' and 'CRC' counts increasing rapidly. However, the 'show version' output shows the router has been up for 200 days. What is the most likely cause of the packet drops?

   • AA faulty or degraded physical cable or connector on the WAN interface
   • BThe router's IOS version is outdated and needs an upgrade
   • CThe WAN interface is administratively down
   • DThe router's CPU is overloaded due to a routing protocol issue
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