Review
| 1: | Why is it important to consider link capacities when designing redundancy? |
| 2: | Why is designing redundancy in the core easier than at other layers? |
| 3: | If all the core routers are in one building, what is a natural way to provide redundancy? |
| 4: | How many links on a ring core can fail before at least one section of the core is isolated? |
| 5: | Do ring designs provide consistent hop count through the core network when a link fails? |
| 6: | What ring technologies provide redundancy at Layer 2? |
| 7: | Do redundant ring technologies provide redundancy against failed devices? |
| 8: | Given a full mesh core with 25 routers, how many paths would there be through the network? |
| 9: | What method does a Cisco router use to differentiate between routes from two different routing protocols? ... |
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