Module 32 - Routing at the Network Layer

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Across
  1. 2. The action a router takes when sending a packet toward its destination
  2. 3. A Cisco dynamic routing protocol that automatically learns remote networks
  3. 6. A route manually configured by a network administrator
  4. 7. Windows command that also displays the host routing table
  5. 10. Route automatically created when a router interface is active
  6. 11. The process routers use to decide the best path for packets
  7. 13. A routing method where routers automatically learn remote networks
  8. 14. Special address a host uses to test its own TCP/IP stack
  9. 17. A route used when no more specific route matches the destination
  10. 18. A list of known paths a router uses to forward packets
  11. 19. A destination on the same network as the sending host
Down
  1. 1. Windows command used to display the host routing table
  2. 4. A destination on a different network from the sending host
  3. 5. A router port that when active creates a directly connected route
  4. 8. A logical division of a network used in routing decisions
  5. 9. A destination on a different network requiring a gateway to reach
  6. 12. The router or Layer 3 device used to send traffic to remote networks
  7. 15. Unit of data that a router examines and forwards based on destination IP
  8. 16. A route manually entered rather than learned automatically
  9. 20. Dynamic routing protocol that automatically shares route information