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The management ports are asynchronous serial ports. T or F
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True
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The network ports use network encapsulation frames while the non-network ports are
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bit and byte oriented.
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There is addressing involved in the serial management ports. T/F?
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F
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The serial interface for management is?
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asynchronous
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the serial WAN interface is
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synchronous
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Not all routers have an auxiliary port. T/F
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T
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To prepare for initial startup and configuration?
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attach an RS-232 ASCII terminal, or attach the rollover cable to a personal computer
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After the initial configuration is entered into the router through the console or auxiliary port,
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the router can be connected to the network to troubleshoot or monitor it.
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The router can also be remotely configured through the configuration port across an IP network using
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Telnet or by dialing to a modem connected to the console or auxiliary port
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Why is console port preferred over the auxiliary port for troubleshooting.
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because it displays router startup, debugging, and error messages by default
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The console port can also be used when the networking services have not been started or have failed. Therefore, the console port can be used for
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disaster and password recovery procedures
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