Cisco 300-510 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 14
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Refer to the exhibit. Routers CE1 and CE2 are in AS 65530. which is multihomed for Internet access.
An engineer expects inbound traffic to AS 65530 to arrive from PE1. but it is coming from PE2 instead PE1 and PE2 routers are connected with CE routers through the same bandwidth Which action must be taken to correct the problem?
On router CE2, configure inbound routes from PE2 to CE2 with a local-preference value of 50 or greater.
Configure router CEI to prepend the AS path to routes it receives from PE 1.
Set the local-preference value on router CEI to 100 or greater
On router PEI , change the origin for routes that are redistributed from CEI to CE2.
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Refer to the exhibit. Customer A is a small media company with two offices connected by a 512 Kbps line. Their NY office is connected to several external partners by static routes on router R3. VoIP services use VoIP codec G729 Users reported poor voice quality and slow data transfer between the offices A network engineer configured ip tcp header-compression iphc-format on R2 and R3 routers Which additional action must the engineer take to fix the issue?
Configure the ip ospf I area O command under Serial 1/1 interfaces on R2 and R3 to avoid routing loops
Change the OSPF router ID on either router so that the router IDs are unique.
Configure the summary-address 10.10.0.0 255.255.240.0 command on R3 to optimize OSPF communication
Configure the BGP routing protocol between R2 and R3 to control route propagation.
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Refer to the exhibit While troubleshooting a networking issue an engineer identified a suboptimal communication issue on route reflector RR2 In the current environment Router A is a non-route-reflector client for RR1 and RR2 Routers D and E are directly connected iBGP peers.
Router F is not an iBGP peer of routers D and E
Which action resolves the issue?
Disable BGP Client-to-Client reflection on router RR2.
Enable next-hop-self for BGP peering on router C.
Remove the route-reflector configuration on router RR2.
Enable next-hop-self for BGP peering on router D.
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Refer to the exhibit. An engineer working for a private telecommunication company with an employee id 4115 46 881 is enabling a segment routing solution with these requirements.
A service provider is using the default range for prefix SID.
PE1 must allocate the first SID from the default range for the loopback address PE1 and PE2 loopback SID allocation should have a minimum difference of 500.
Which configuration must be implemented to meet the requirements?
Option A
Option B
Option C
Option D
What is a requirement of PIM-SM?
It requires Cisco Express Forwarding to be enabled.
It must be enabled on loopback interfaces only
It requires OSPF to be configured on the network.
It must use an RP
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Refer to the exhibit. CE1 and CE2 use connectivity over the service provider cloud to reach CE3 In the event of a link failure in the service provider cloud which BGP feature relies on IGP convergence to quickly assist in the installation of a backup path?
BGP graceful restart
BGP route dampening
BOP PIC core
BGP confederations
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Refer to the exhibit Networks 172.16.31.0/24 and 172 16 30.0/24 are advertised in area 34. and network 172.22 10.0/24 is advertised in area 0. A recent security review discovered that users connected to routers R1 and R2 have been making unauthorized access to an application running on network 172 16 31 0/24 An engineer determined that routers R1 and R2 are receiving updates for network 17 16 31 0/24 Which action resolves the issue?
Apply route filtering on routers R3 and R4.
Apply route filtering on router R3 only.
Apply route filtering on routers RI and R2
Apply route filtering on router R4 only.
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Refer to the exhibit. Excessive routes are flooding from network 150.0.0.0 into AS100. Internet traffic between AS400 and AS300 is working normally. No route controlling mechanism is applied on incoming and outgoing traffic Which configuration resolves the issue?
Option A
Option B
Option C
Option D
An engineer warns to map a multicast IP address to a multicast MAC How many bits are used to make the conversion?
high-order 24 bits
higher-order 23 bits
low order 23 bits
lower-order 24 bits
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Refer to the exhibit. An engineer is troubleshooting an issue with this network and notices that prefixes from R3 are missing on the R1 routing table Due to repeated ASN when the 10 0 0 0'8 prefix from R3 arrives at R1, BGP automatically rejects it There is no prefix-list on R1 which blocks the traffic from R3 What should the engineer do to fix the problem so that BGP allows that prefix on R1?
Configure R2 as a route reflector client of RI.
Configure the allowas-in command on RI.
Configure the next-hop-self command on R2.
Configure identical confederation ASNs on RI and R2.
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