Ping Interface T1-1/1/0 Bypass-Routing

D

The command "ping interface t1-1/1/0 bypass-routing count 1000 rapid" is used to send rapid ICMP echo requests (pings) to a specific interface in the network. It includes the following parameters:

• "interface t1-1/1/0": This specifies the interface to which the ping packets will be sent.
• "bypass-routing": This parameter specifies that the packets should be sent directly to the specified interface, bypassing the routing table. This is useful for testing connectivity to a specific interface without routing through the network.
• "count 1000": This parameter specifies the number of packets to send. In this case, it is set to 1000.
• "rapid": This parameter specifies that the packets should be sent as quickly as possible.

Based on the given options, option D is the correct answer. The "count" parameter specifies the number of ping packets to send, and in this case, it is set to 1000. Once the 1000 packets have been sent, the ping command will stop.

Option A is incorrect because the "count" parameter does not create a counter that can be viewed with the "show firewall" command. The "show firewall" command is used to display information about the firewall rules configured on the device.

Option B is incorrect because the "count" parameter does not allow the router to count the number of pings for logging purposes. The router may log ping results, but this is not related to the "count" parameter.

Option C is incorrect because the "count" parameter does not cause the router to pause for 1000 seconds before sending out a ping. Instead, it specifies the number of packets to send.