Recall & Review
beginner
What is static routing?
Static routing is a method where network routes are manually set up and configured by a network administrator. These routes do not change unless manually updated.
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beginner
What is dynamic routing?
Dynamic routing uses protocols that automatically discover and maintain routes in a network. It adapts to changes like failures or new paths without manual intervention.
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beginner
Name one advantage of static routing.
Static routing is simple and uses less network resources because it does not require extra communication between routers to update routes.
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beginner
Name one advantage of dynamic routing.
Dynamic routing automatically adjusts to network changes, which helps keep the network running smoothly without manual updates.
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intermediate
When might static routing be preferred over dynamic routing?
Static routing is preferred in small or simple networks where routes rarely change, because it is easier to manage and more secure.
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Which routing type requires manual configuration of routes?
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Static routing requires manual setup by a network administrator.
Which routing method automatically updates routes when the network changes?
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Dynamic routing protocols automatically discover and update routes.
What is a disadvantage of static routing?
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Static routes must be manually changed if the network changes.
Dynamic routing is best suited for which type of network?
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Dynamic routing adapts well to networks that change often.
Which routing type uses protocols like OSPF or RIP?
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OSPF and RIP are examples of dynamic routing protocols.
Explain the main differences between static and dynamic routing.
Think about how routes are created and maintained.
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Describe scenarios where static routing is more suitable than dynamic routing.
Consider network size and change frequency.
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