293268034 CCNPv7 ROUTE Final Written

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Question 11 / 1 ptsSkip to question text.

Refer to the exhibit. All routers are congured for OSP area !. "he net#ork ad$inistratorrequires that R% al#a&s be the 'R and $aintain ad(acenc&. )hich t#o congurations can

achie*e this+ ,-hoose t#o.

-hange the OSP area of R% to a higher *alue.

-hange the router ' for R% b& assigning the P address 10%.1.2!.3/%4 to the a!/!interface.-orrect5

-hange the priorit& *alues of the a!/! interfaces of R1 and R2 to !.-orrect5

-ongure a loopback interface on R%6 #ith an P address higher than an& P address on theother routers.

-ongure R1 and R2 #ith an P address #hose *alue is higher than that of R%.Refer to -hapter 2.Question %1 / 1 ptsSkip to question text.
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Refer to the exhibit. Routers A and 7 ha*e 89RP congured and auto$atic su$$ari:ationhas been disabled on both routers. )hich t#o router co$$ands should be used tosu$$ari:e the attached routes6 and to #hich interface is this co$$and applied+ ,-hooset#o.-orrect5

ip su$$ar&;address eigrp 1 1


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Refer to the exhibit. Router R1 is seeing routes that are ad*ertised b& router R%6 and R% isseeing routes that are ad*ertised b& R1. )hich t#o state$ents are true #hen using 89RPand an >2 ?P>S @P+ ,-hoose t#o.-orrect5

Router R1 has established an 89RP neighbor relationship #ith router P81.

Router R1 has established an 89RP neighbor relationship #ith router P8%.

Router R1 has established an 89RP neighbor relationship #ith router R%.

Router R% has established an 89RP neighbor relationship #ith router P81.-orrect5

Router R% has established an 89RP neighbor relationship #ith router P8%.

Router R% has established an 89RP neighbor relationship #ith router R1.Refer to -hapter 1.

Question 41 / 1 pts)hich t#o 89RP and ?P>S i$ple$entation state$ents are true+ ,-hoose t#o.-orrect5


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"#o 89RP routers $ust be on the sa$e P subnet #hen connecting o*er a >a&er % ?P>S @Pbackbone.

"#o 89RP routers $ust be on the sa$e P subnet #hen connecting o*er a >a&er 2 ?P>S @Pbackbone.

"#o 89RP routers $ust be on diBerent P subnets #hen connecting o*er a >a&er % ?P>S@P backbone.-orrect5

"#o 89RP routers $ust be on diBerent P subnets #hen connecting o*er a >a&er 2 ?P>S@P backbone.Refer to -hapter %.Question 31 / 1 pts)hat are t#o eBecti*e #a&s to pre*ent the 89RP stuck;in;acti*e proble$+ ,-hoose t#o.

?odif& keepali*e ti$ers on point;to;point connections.-orrect5

?anuall& su$$ari:e routes #here*er possible.

-ongure core routers #ith SA;9uard.

-ongure distribution routers #ith SA;9uard.

Set C;*alues to their default.


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-orrect5

?aintain a hierarchical net#ork design.

Refer to -hapter %.

Question 1 / 1 ptsOn an OSP $ultiaccess net#ork6 #hich $ulticast address $ust a non;'R router use to sendan >SD packet that contains ne# link;state infor$ation+

%%4.!.!.1

%%4.!.!.%

%%4.!.!.3-orrect5

%%4.!.!.

%%4.!.!.a&er % ?P>S @P

>a&er 2 ?P>S @P

E&brid @PRefer to -hapter 1.

Question %21 / 1 pts)hat $ust be done before RPng can be enabled+

P* $ust be enabled on the interface using the ip* enable interface co$$and

P* $ust be enabled on the router using the ip* enable global conguration co$$and

"he router $ust be congured #ith at least one P* address on an interface-orrect5

P* routing $ust be enabled using the ip* unicast;routing global conguration co$$andRefer to -hapter 1.


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Question %31 / 1 pts)hich 9P routing protocols use a 2%;bit router;'+ -hoose all that appl&.-orrect5

89RP for P*4

-orrect5

89RP for P*-orrect5

OSP*%-orrect5

OSP*2Refer to -hapters % and 2.

Question %1 / 1 pts


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)hich co$$and is used to enable OSP*2 using address fa$ilies on an interface+-orrect5

Router,cong;ifF ospf*2pidJ ip*4 K ip* L area area-id

Router,cong;router;afF net#orkprefx/prefx-length area area-id

Router,cong;ifFJ ip*4 K ip* L ospf*2 area area-id

Router,cong;router;afF prefx/prefx-length area area-id acti*ateRefer to -hapter 2.

Question %01 / 1 pts)hich state$ent is true concerning OSP $essages #hen using OSP*2 #ith addressfa$ilies+

P*4 is used for OSP $essages for P*4 and P* is used for OSP $essages for P*-orrect5

P* is used for OSP $essages for P*4 and P*

P*4 is used for OSP $essages for P*4 and P*

"he la&er la&er protocol used to send OSP $essages $ust be congured

Refer to -hapter 2.


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Question %


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Question 2!1 / 1 pts

Refer to the exhibit. )hich route redistribution state$ent is true+-orrect5

7oth RP and OSP #ill be redistributed into 89RP #ith the sa$e seed $etric.

o $etric is set for OSP routes redistributed into 89RP.

o seed $etric is set for redistributed RP routes into 89RP.

OSP is redistributed into 89RP #ith a default $etric of 1.

RP routes are redistributed into 89RP #ith a seed $etric of innit&.Refer to -hapter 4.

Question 211 / 1 pts)hich route $ap conguration co$$and $atches routes identied b& an A-> or an prex

list+

$atch interface-orrect5


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$atch ip address

$atch ip next;hop

$atch ip route;sourceRefer to -hapter 4.

Question 2%1 / 1 pts)hich t#o net#orks #ould $atch the follo#ing prex list+ ,-hoose t#o.

ip prex;list ?A"-E"ES seq 3 den& 1!.1.!.!/1 ge %4 le 2!

1!.!.!.!/1

1!.!.!.!/%4

1!.1.!.!/1-orrect5

1!.1.!.!/%4-orrect5

1!.1.1.!/2!Refer to -hapter 4.


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Question 34

1 / 1 pts

Which routing updates would be permitted when thedistribute-list 1 in serial 0/0/0router configuration

command is configured?

Routing updates that are received on any interface and permitted by ACL 1.

Routing updates that are received on any interface and permitted by prefix-list 1.

Routing updates that are received on any interface and permitted by route-map 1.

Correct!


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Routing updates that are received on serial 0/0 and permitted by ACL 1.

Routing updates that are received on serial 0/0 and permitted by prefix-list 1.

Routing updates that are received on serial 0/0 and permitted by route-map 1.

Refer to Chapter 4.

Question 35

1 / 1 ptsWhich set of commands correctly configures one-way route redistribution from OSPF into the EIGRP

routing domain?

router eigrp 10

network 10.0.0.0

exit

router ospf 1

network 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0

redistribute eigrp 10

router eigrp 10

network 10.0.0.0

redistribute ospf 1

exit

router ospf 1

network 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0

Correct!

router eigrp 10

network 10.0.0.0

redistribute ospf 1 metric 5


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exit

router ospf 1

network 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0

router eigrp 10

network 10.0.0.0

redistribute ospf 1 metric 5

exit

router ospf 1

network 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0

redistribute eigrp 10 subnets metric 100

Refer to Chapter 4.

Question 36

1 / 1 pts

Which two statements are correct about redistribution? (Choose two.)

Redistribution does not cause routing loops due to safeguards such as administrative distance and default

metric values.

Thedefault-metricrouter configuration command takes precedence over theredistribute metricmetric-

valuecommand.

Theredistributecommand is configured in the routing process of the routing protocol being redistributed.

Correct!

When redistributing into EIGRP, redistributed routes must be assigned a metric value.

Correct!

When redistributing into OSPF, thesubnetskeyword must be configured to redistribute subnetted routes.

Refer to Chapter 4.


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Question 37

1 / 1 pts

Which statement best describes the route filtering process used by route maps?

Once a route match is made, all possible further comparisons still occur.

Correct!

Once a route match is made, no further comparisons occur.

Once a route match is made, some further comparisons occur.

Once a route match is made, the route is denied.

Refer to Chapter 4.


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Question 39

1 / 1 pts

Which routes will retain existing metrics when redistributed into EIGRP?

BGP

OSPF

RIPv2

Correct!

Static

Refer to Chapter 4.


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Question 41

1 / 1 pts

Skip to question text.

Refer to the exhibit. The route map LOAD_BALANCE has been applied to the FastEthernet interfaces of

R1, and all interfaces are up. R1 uses two default static routes to reach the Internet via ISP1 and ISP2.

Which traffic will be sent to the null 0 interface by the route map on R1?

any packets that are sourced from the Internet

packets that are not sourced from the 10.2.0.0 network

packets that are not sourced from the ISP1 or ISP2 routers
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packets that are sourced from 10.0.0.0 or 10.1.0.0 networks and destined for 10.2.0.0

Correct!

packets that are sourced from the 10.2.0.0 network and destined for the Internet

Refer to Chapter 5.

Question 42

1 / 1 pts

Which command would allow the filtering of routes for the 10.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 network through the

10.0.255.0 255.255.255.0 network address space?

access-list 101 permit ip 10.0.0.0 0.0.255.255

access-list 101 permit ip 10.0.0.0 0.0.255.255 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255

ip prefix-list FLIST1 permit 10.0.0.0/8 ge 16

Correct!

ip prefix-list FLIST1 permit 10.0.0.0/16 le 24

Refer to Chapter 5.

Question 43

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Refer to the exhibit. The network policy requires that packets from the 10.0.0.0/8 network be directed to

R2 to and then the Internet? Given the following configuration:

access-list 111 permit ip 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 any

route-map net-10 permit 10

match ip address 111

set interface FastEthernet 0/1

On which router and which interface would theip policy route-mapcommand be configured?

R2 interface Fa 0/0


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R2 interface Fa 0/1

RTA interface Fa 0/0

RTA interface Fa 0/1

RTB interface Fa 0/1

Correct!

RTB interface Fa 1/0

Refer to Chapter 5.

Question 44

1 / 1 pts

What is the purpose of the Cisco IOS IP SLA feature?

to control traffic as it enters a router interface

to determine the full path a packet takes across the network to its final destination

to determine the full path a packet takes across the network to its final destination


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Correct!

to generate and analyze traffic in order to measure performance between devices

Refer to the Chapter 5.

Refer to Chapter 5.

Question 45

2 / 2 pts

Match the packet switching method to its description.

Correct!

Cisco Express Forwarding

Correct!

Fast switching

Correct!

Process switching


Precomputes reverse lookups and next-hop route information and stores this in a Forw arding Information Base (FIB) table

First packet in each f low examined by P! but subse"uent f low packets use hadw are cache

#xamines each packet to make forw arding decisions$


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Question 47

2 / 2 pts

Match the type of Internet connection to its description.

Correct!

Single-homed

Correct!

Dual-homed

Correct!

Multihomed

Correct!

Dual Multihomed


ustomer has a connection to an I%P$

ustomer has tw o or more connections to the same I%P$

ustomer has a connec tion to two or more diff erent I%Ps$

ustomer has redundant connections to tw o or more diff erent I%Ps$


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Question 48

2 / 2 pts

Match the DHCP negotiation process message to the message description.

Correct!

DHCPDISCOVER

Correct!

DHCPOFFER

Correct!

DHCPREQUEST

Correct!

DHCPACK

Other Incorrect Match Options:

A message sent from a server indicating that it is refusing a clients request for configuration


Question 49

1 / 1 pts

Which router interface command would enable a router to acquire an IP address configuration from an

upstream DHCP server?

Broadcast message sent by the client to locate a &'P server$

!nicast message sent by the &'P server offering IP configuration parameters to the client$

Broadcast message sent by the client to formally accept the IP configuration offered by the &'P server$

!nicast message sent by the &'P server to the client confirming the IP address assignment$


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ip address client

Correct!

ip address dhcp

ip address dhcp client

ip address negotiate


Question 50

1 / 1 pts

Match the NAT address type to the description.

Correct!

Inside local address

Correct!

Inside global address

Correct!

Outside local address

Other Incorrect Match Options:

The IPv4 address assigned to a device on the external network.


he IPv address assigned to a device on the internal netw ork$

he IPv address of an internal device as it appears to the external netw ork$

he IPv address of an external device as it appears to the internal network$


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Question 51

1 / 1 pts

The IPv6 _____________________ interface ID is derived by splitting an interface's 48-bit MAC address

in two and inserting 0xFFFE in between the two parts.

Correct!

Correct Answers

EUI-64

eui-64

EUI64

eui64

Refer to Chapter 6.

Question 52

1 / 1 pts

Use this interface configuration command to enable the automatic configuration of an IPv6 address using

stateless address autoconfiguration (SLAAC).

ipv6 addressaddress/prefix-lengthlink-local

Correct!

ipv6 address autoconfig

ipv6 address dhcp

ipv6 address slaac

#!I-*


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ipv6 dhcp serverserver-name

Refer to Chapter 6.

Question 53

1 / 1 pts

Which protocol would you use to provide IPv4 Internet connectivity to IPv6 devices?

Correct!

NAT64

NAT-PT

NATv6

PAT

Refer to Chapter 6.

Question 54

1 / 1 pts

In MP-BGP, what must be configured within an address family before a neighbor can be established?

Correct!

The neighbor's IP address used in peering must be activated with theneighborIP-

addressactivatecommand


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The directly connected network between the two neighbors must be advertised using

thenetworkcommand

The directly connected network between the two neighbors must be advertised using theneighborIP-

addressactivatecommand

No additional configuration in the address family is needed

Refer to Chapter 7.

Question 55

1 / 1 ptsWhich of the following regarding MP-BGP isnota true statement?

IPv4 can be used to send BGP messages for IPv4 and IPv6

Supports BGP for both IPv4 and IPv6

Uses address families for configuration

Correct!

Requires a separate router ID for BGP for IPv4 and BGP for IPv6

Refer to Chapter 7.

Question 56

1 / 1 pts

Which statement about SNMP is true?


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SNMPv1 uses community strings to encrypt SNMP messages.

SNMPv1 is the most secure version to use.

SNMPv1, SNMPv2, and SNMPv3 use community strings.

SNMPv2 supports the use of read-write community strings to encrypt SNMP messages.

Correct!

SNMPv3 can provide authenticity, integrity, and confidentiality.

Refer to Chapter 8.

Question 57

1 / 1 pts

The output of theshow ip sshcommand displays "SSH Enabled - version 2". Based on this output, which

statement is true?

Correct!

The device was configured with theip ssh version 2command.

The device was configured with theno ip ssh versioncommand.

This is also known as compatibility mode because it supports both SSHv1 and SSHv2.


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This is the default SSH version when SSH is enabled.

This is the original version but has known vulnerabilities.

Refer to Chapter 8.

Question 58

1 / 1 pts

Which VRF statement is true?

A Layer 3 interface can belong to more than one VRF at a time.

Theshow ip route vrf-litevrf-namecommand is used to displays the VRF routing table entries.

Routing table entries prepended with "V" identify VRF enabled routes.

VRF can only be used with MPLS.

Correct!

VRF-lite is the deployment of VRF without MPLS.

Refer to Chapter 8.


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