Cisco IOS (1993) Quiz

Exam-prep questions for the Cisco IOS (1993) track of the Terminal Academy. Configure a simulated Cisco router from user EXEC upward: hostnames, interfaces, VLANs, static and dynamic routing, access lists.

This category currently has 60 questions in the SERVBG quiz bank. Below are a few sample questions: the full interactive quiz shuffles through the whole set with instant scoring.

Sample questions

Which Cisco IOS command moves you from user EXEC mode to privileged EXEC mode?

disable
exit
login
enable
configure terminal

What CLI mode does the bare '#' prompt (e.g. Router#) indicate?

Global configuration mode
User EXEC mode
Privileged EXEC mode
Interface configuration mode
ROM monitor mode

Which command enters global configuration mode from privileged EXEC mode?

configure global
configure terminal
terminal configure
setup
enable

Which command administratively enables (brings up) a shutdown interface?

no shutdown
enable interface
interface up
shutdown no
no disable

What is the default administrative state of interfaces on a Cisco router, out of the box before any configuration?

Up, but requiring an IP address before it will pass traffic
Up and immediately forwarding traffic
Administratively shut down (down)
Up but placed in a default VRF with no routing enabled
Disabled permanently until a factory reset

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