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Refer to the exhibit.

Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer configures CPE-1 for QoS with these requirements:

IPv4 and IPv6 traffic originated by the CPE-1 WAN IP address must be marked with DSCP CS3.

IPv4 LAN traffic must be marked with DSCP CS1.

IPv6 LAN traffic must be marked with DSCP default.

Which configuration must the engineer implement on CPE-1?

A.

class-map match-any SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set ip dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set ip dscp default

A.

class-map match-any SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set ip dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set ip dscp default

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B.

class-map match-all SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set dscp default

B.

class-map match-all SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set dscp default

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C.

class-map match-all SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set ip dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set ip dscp default

C.

class-map match-all SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set ip dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set ip dscp default

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D.

class-map match-any SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set dscp default

D.

class-map match-any SELF_TRAFFIC

match access-group name SELF_V4

match access-group name SELF_V6

class-map match-all V4_ TRAFFIC

match protocol ip

class-map match-all V6_TRAFFIC

match protocol ipv6

class-map match-all QG_4

match qos-group 4

class-map match-all QG_6

match qos-group 6

!

policy-map LAN-INPUT

class V4_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 4

class V6_TRAFFIC

set qos-group 6

!

policy-map WAN-OUTPUT

class SELF_TRAFFIC

set dscp cs3

class QG_4

set ip dscp cs1

class QG_6

set dscp default

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Suggested answer: A

Refer to the exhibit.

router(config-route-map)# match tag 777

router(config-route-map)# set ip next-hop 10.0.1.1

router(config-route-map)# set origin igp

router{config-route-map)# set community no-export

Refer to the exhibit. EIGRP is running across the core to exchange internal routes, and each router maintains iBGP adjacency with the other routers on the network. An operator has configured static routes on the edge routers R1 and R2 for

IP address 10.0.1.1, which is used as a black hole route as shown. Which configuration should the operator implement to the management router to create a route map that will redistribute tagged static routes into BGP and create a static route to blackhole traffic with tag 777 that is destined to the server at 192.168.10.100?

A.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute static route-map blackhole-trigger

router(config)# ip route 10.0.1.1 255.255.255.255 Null0 tag 777

A.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute static route-map blackhole-trigger

router(config)# ip route 10.0.1.1 255.255.255.255 Null0 tag 777

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B.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute static route-map blackhole-trigger

router(config)# ip route 192.168.10.100 255.255.255.255 Null0 tag 777

B.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute static route-map blackhole-trigger

router(config)# ip route 192.168.10.100 255.255.255.255 Null0 tag 777

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C.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute connected

router(config)# ip route 192.168.10.100 255.255.255.255 tag 777

C.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute connected

router(config)# ip route 192.168.10.100 255.255.255.255 tag 777

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D.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute connected route-map blackhole-trigger

router(config)# ip route 192.168.10.100 255.255.255.255 Null0 tag 777

D.

router(config)# router bgp 55100

router(config-router)# redistribute connected route-map blackhole-trigger

router(config)# ip route 192.168.10.100 255.255.255.255 Null0 tag 777

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Suggested answer: B

Explanation:

Reference: https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/about/security/intelligence/blackhole.pdf

Refer to the exhibit.

Refer to the exhibit. Routers P4 and P5 receive the 0.0.0.0/0 route from the ISP via eBGP peering. P4 is the primary Internet gateway router, and P5 is its backup. P5 is already advertising a default route into the OSPF domain. Which configuration must be applied to P4 so that it advertises a default route into OSPF and becomes the primary Internet gateway for the network?

A.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

default-information originate metric 40 metric-type 2

end

A.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

default-information originate metric 40 metric-type 2

end

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B.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

default-information originate metric 40 metric-type 1

end

B.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

default-information originate metric 40 metric-type 1

end

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C.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

redistribute bgp 65500 metric 40 metric-type 1

end

C.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

redistribute bgp 65500 metric 40 metric-type 1

end

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D.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

default-information originate always metric 40 metric-type 1

end

D.

configure terminal

router ospfv3 100

address-family ipv4 unicast

default-information originate always metric 40 metric-type 1

end

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Suggested answer: A

Refer to the exhibit.

Refer to the exhibit. The network engineer who manages ASN 65001 is troubleshooting suboptimal routing to the 198.18.15.0/24 prefix. According to the network requirements:

Routing to IP destinations in the 198.18.15.0/25 block must be preferred via the EDGE-1 PE.

Routing to IP destinations in the 198.18.15.128/25 block must be preferred via the EDGE-2 PE.

More specific prefixes of the 198.18.15.0/24 block must not be advertised beyond the boundaries of ASN 64611.

Routing to 198.18.15.0/24 must be redundant in case one of the uplinks on INT-R1 fails.

Which configuration must the network engineer implement on INT-R1 to correct the suboptimal routing and fix the issue?

A.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (no-export, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.0/24) then

prepend as-path 65001 3

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT out

end

A.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (no-export, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.0/24) then

prepend as-path 65001 3

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT out

end

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B.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (internal, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.0/24) then

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT out

end

B.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (internal, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.0/24) then

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT out

end

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C.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (no-advertise, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.128/25) then

prepend as-path 65001 3

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT out

end

C.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (no-advertise, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.128/25) then

prepend as-path 65001 3

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT out

end

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D.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (no-export, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.128/25) then

prepend as-path 65001 3

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT in

end

D.

configure terminal

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT

if destination in (198.18.15.0/25) then

set community (no-export, peeras:65001)

done

endif

if destination in (198.18.15.128/25) then

prepend as-path 65001 3

done

endif

drop

end-policy

!

router bgp 65001

neighbor 100.65.0.1

address-family ipv4 unicast

route-policy ASN65001-SPECIFIC-OUT in

end

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Suggested answer: B

A network architect plans to implement MPLS OAM to provide additional troubleshooting functionality for the NOC team. After analyzing the configuration on the MPLS P/PE nodes, the architect decides to revise the CoPP policies. Which two actions ensure that the new solution is secure? (Choose two.)

A.

Allow port 3505 in the outbound direction only.

A.

Allow port 3505 in the outbound direction only.

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B.

Allow the ICMP protocol only.

B.

Allow the ICMP protocol only.

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C.

Allow the TCP and UDP protocols.

C.

Allow the TCP and UDP protocols.

Answers
D.

Allow the UDP protocol only.

D.

Allow the UDP protocol only.

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E.

Allow port 3503 in the inbound direction only.

E.

Allow port 3503 in the inbound direction only.

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Suggested answer: D, E

What is a feature of model-driven telemetry?

A.

It occasionally streams to multiple servers in the network.

A.

It occasionally streams to multiple servers in the network.

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B.

It is less secure because it uses community strings.

B.

It is less secure because it uses community strings.

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C.

It uses the pull model to send requested data to a client when polled.

C.

It uses the pull model to send requested data to a client when polled.

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D.

It uses the push model to stream data to desired destinations.

D.

It uses the push model to stream data to desired destinations.

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Suggested answer: D

Refer to the exhibit.

Refer to the exhibit. The link between Office A and Office B is running at 90% load, and occasionally the CPU on router R1 is overloaded. The company implemented QoS for business-critical applications at both offices as a temporary solution. A network engineer must update the R1 configuration to 600 ms to reduce CPU load and limit downtime after connection failure to avoid data loss. Which action meets this requirement?

A.

Configure the fast-hello feature for OSPF with the command ip ospf dead-interval minimal hellomultiplier 3.

A.

Configure the fast-hello feature for OSPF with the command ip ospf dead-interval minimal hellomultiplier 3.

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B.

Configure BFD demand mode with the command bfd-demand timer 150 interval 250 retransmit 5.

B.

Configure BFD demand mode with the command bfd-demand timer 150 interval 250 retransmit 5.

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C.

Configure BFD non-echo mode with the command echo interval 250 minimal 300 echo-multiplier 2.

C.

Configure BFD non-echo mode with the command echo interval 250 minimal 300 echo-multiplier 2.

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D.

Configure BFD echo mode with the command bfd interval 150 min_rx 200 multiplier 3.

D.

Configure BFD echo mode with the command bfd interval 150 min_rx 200 multiplier 3.

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Suggested answer: D

Refer to the exhibit.

Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer is configuring a new router for iBGP to improve the capacity of a growing network. The router must establish an iBGP peer relationship with its neighbor. The underlay network is already configured with the correct IP addresses. Which step should the engineer apply to complete this task?

A.

Implement multicast routing on the router to support BGP hellos.

A.

Implement multicast routing on the router to support BGP hellos.

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B.

Configure the AS number for the router to share with its iBGP peers.

B.

Configure the AS number for the router to share with its iBGP peers.

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C.

Configure the new router as an iBGP route reflector to support multiple iBGP peers.

C.

Configure the new router as an iBGP route reflector to support multiple iBGP peers.

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D.

Activate the BGP peers under the correct address family on the router.

D.

Activate the BGP peers under the correct address family on the router.

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Suggested answer: D

Refer to the exhibit.

Refer to the exhibit. The application server in the data center hosts voice, video, and data applications over the internet. The data applications run more slowly than the voice and video applications. To ensure that all applications run smoothly, the service provider decided to implement a QoS policy on router PER 2 to apply traffic shaping. Which two actions must an engineer take to implement the task? (Choose two.)

A.

Configure the scheduling function to handle delayed packets.

A.

Configure the scheduling function to handle delayed packets.

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B.

Enable packet remarking for priority traffic.

B.

Enable packet remarking for priority traffic.

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C.

Configure a queue to buffer excess traffic.

C.

Configure a queue to buffer excess traffic.

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D.

Set the token value for secondary traffic.

D.

Set the token value for secondary traffic.

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E.

Set a threshold to discard excess traffic.

E.

Set a threshold to discard excess traffic.

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Suggested answer: A

FRR is configured on a network. What occurs when the headend router on the path is alerted to a link failure over IGP?

A.

LSP attempts fast switching on the backup path until the primary path returns to the active state.

A.

LSP attempts fast switching on the backup path until the primary path returns to the active state.

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B.

The headend router uses a presignaled LSP to bypass the failure point.

B.

The headend router uses a presignaled LSP to bypass the failure point.

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C.

A new backup tunnel is established past the PLR to pass through the protected nodes

C.

A new backup tunnel is established past the PLR to pass through the protected nodes

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D.

Backup tunnel is established and intersects with the primary tunnel at the headend.

D.

Backup tunnel is established and intersects with the primary tunnel at the headend.

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Suggested answer: A
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