[&] As a network administrator, you become irritated when you are frequently in the middle of typing IOS configuration commands and are interrupted by SYSLOG messages. You wish to disable these SYSLOGS and have them just stored in memory for future viewing. Which of the configurations below will accomplish this? (**Select the best answer**)
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#line con 0`
`Device(config-line)#no syslog console`
`Device(config-line)#syslog buffer`
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no syslog console`
`Device(config)#syslog buffer`
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no logging console`
`Device(config)#logging buffer` -- Correct
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#line con 0`
`Device(config-line)#no logging console`
`Device(config-line)#logging buffer`

[&] What action or trigger must happen on a router in order to create a "Connected" route in the IP Routing Table? (Select the best answer)
- An interface (with or without an address) must be enabled
- An "ip route connected" command must be entered
- Nothing. Connected routes are always in the IP Routing Table
- A valid IP address and mask must be configured on an interface that is up -- Correct

[&] As a network administrator, you want to enable IOS debugging commands but are concerned those commands could overwhelm the console. Instead you wish to allow all SYSLOG messages to be displayed on the console but to have debugging output prevented from being displayed on the console and stored in a memory buffer instead. Which of the configurations below will accomplish this? (**Select the best answer**)
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no logging console`
`Device(config)#logging buffer debug`
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no logging console`
`Device(config)#logging console 6`
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no logging console`
`Device(config)#logging console 6`
`Device(config)#logging buffer debug` -- Correct
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no logging console`
`Device(config)#logging console 1`
`Device(config)#logging buffer debug`
- `Device#config t`
`Device(config)#no logging console`
`Device(config)#logging console 7`
`Device(config)#logging buffer debug`

[&] You have configured a static route on your router, but it is not showing up in the IP Routing Table. Which of the following reasons could account for this? (Select two answers)
- The router simply doesn't like you
- The remote network is currently unavailable
- The egress/outbound interface that is paired with this route is down -- Correct
- The static route is pointing to a next-hop that the router can't reach -- Correct

[&] What event or trigger must occur on a router in order to create a "Dynamic" route in the IP Routing Table? (Select the best answer)
- A route must be configured in the command-line with the keyword of "dynamic"
- A valid IP address and mask must be configured on an interface that is up
- The router must learn of a DHCP Server
- A Routing Protocol must receive a routing update from a routing peer -- Correct

[&] Which of the following Cisco IOS commands will cause a static route to appear in the IP Routing Table? (Select the best answer)
- Router(config)#ip route 5.5.5.0 255.255.255.0 static
- Router(config)#static route 5.5.5.0 255.255.255.0 1.1.1.1
- Router(config)#route ip static 5.5.5.0 255.255.255.0 1.1.1.1
- Router(config)#ip route 5.5.5.0 255.255.255.0 1.1.1.1 -- Correct