A.UDP ports 16384 through 32727
B.ESP packets less than 113 byes
C.DiffServ codepoint EF Expedited Forwarding
D.RTP ports 6970 through 6999

A.802.1X authentication
B.authentication proxy
C.Context Based Access Control
D.Lock and Key authentication

A.Throughput results are valid as a value from the Teleworker's home to the corporate site, regardless of the location of the public test server. 
B.Throughput results may not be valid due to the public server's location on the Internet and fluctuations based on the use of the public server. 
C.Throughput values are not affected by the choice of split tunneling or Internet access through the VPN. 
D.Throughput results are unrelated to the Teleworker PC configuration or current PC use.

A.256kbps / 1024kbps
B.256kbps / 1544kbps
C.160kbps / 768kbps
D.384kbps / 384kbps
E.128kbps / 512kbps

A.Process Switching
B.Silicon Switching 
C.Cisco Express Forwarding (CEF) Switching
D.Autonomous Switching

A.Access Lists between the inside interface and loopback interface
B.Context Based Access Control
C.Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
D.Network Address translation

A.Cisco PIX 501 Firewall
B.Cisco 831 router
C.Cisco 837 router 
D.Cisco VPN3002 Hardware Client
E.Cisco SW VPN Client

A.Issue a show policy-map interface command. 
B.Assuming Netflow is enabled, issue a show ip cache verbose flow command.
C.Issue a show crypto ipsec session command.
D.Issue a debug qos set command and a terminal monitor command.

A.IP phone extensions for teleworkers must be chosen carefully so not to duplicate campus phone extensions.
B.More security exposure exists due to lack of support for Intrusion Detection System and URL filtering for teleworker originated traffic.
C.Compressed RTP and IPSec are not compatible and result in no bandwidth savings.
D.Broadband modems must support Quality of Service for adequate voice quality.

A.Use hash MD5 to ensure that IKE works through NAT. 
B.Use ah-sha-hmac, as it does not check the integrity of the IP header. The IP header will change due to NAT. 
C.Use 3DES, as it will encrypt the IPSec header IP addresses and bypass addressing issues. 
D.Use esp-sha-hmac, as it does not check the integrity of the IP header. The IP header will change due to NAT.

A.DHCP clients will automatically default to the DNS root servers for all DNS requests in the IP stacks locally. 
B.DHCP clients will use the IP set in the option 150 command.
C.DHCP clients will use the DNS entry assigned by the ISP.
D.DHCP clients will have no DNS server set in the IP stack.