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Question # 17

OSPF is configured on an AOS-Switch, and the network administrator sets the router ID to 10.0.0.1. The administrator wants to be able to reach the switch at this ID from any location throughout the OSPF system. The administrator also needs the router ID to be stable and available, even if some links on the switch fail. What should the administrator do?

Configure 10.0.0.1 as a secondary IP address on the switch OOBM port

Configure 10.0.0.1 as a manual OSPF neighbor on each switch in the OSPF system

Make sure that 10.0.0.1 is the IP address on the VLAN with the lowest ID

Configure 10.0.0.1 on a loopback interface, and enable OSPF on that interface

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Question # 18

Refer to the exhibit.

Switch-1 and Switch-2 are AOS-Switches, which are iBGP peers. ISP 1 and ISP 2 advertise some routes to the same Internet destinations. Switch-1 and Switch-2 must select between these routes based on AS path length.

What is required for Switch-1 and Switch-2?

iBGP synchronization enabled

Multihop enabled for the connection to the iBGP neighbor

ECMP disabled for BGP

eBGP and iBGP administrative distance set to the same value

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Question # 19

Network administrators need to track when traffic matches deny entry in an ACL applied to a port. They want the alert to be sent to a syslog server that is already set up to send logs.

What should administrators do to enable alerts?

Specify the log option for the ACL entry, and enable ACL debugging.

Set the debug destination to session, and enable ACL debugging.

Enable ACL debugging, and enable SNMP port security traps.

Specify the log option for the ACL entry, and enable SNMP port security traps.

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Question # 20

A network administrator needs to control traffic based on TCP or UDP application, as well as IP protocol, such as GRE or ICMP. What should the administrator configure for this purpose?

a standard IP ACL and an extended MAC ACL only

both a standard IP ACL and an extended MAC ACL

an extended IP ACL only

both a standard IP ACL and a standard MAC ACL

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Question # 21

Which situation requires an AOS-Switch interface to support MAC-based VLANs?

The interface has an extended MAC ACL applied to it in the outbound direction, and it uses VLAN ID as one of the criteria for rules.

The interface has an extended MAC ACL applied to it in the inbound direction, and it has multiple tagged VLAN assignments.

The interface is configured to support Local MAC Authentication (LMA), authenticates endpoints against a non-default MAC group, and limits the address count to 1.

The interface is configured to support 802.1X in user-based mode, connects to more than one endpoint at a time, and users are assigned to different dynamic VLANs.

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Question # 22

What is one difference between BPDU protection and root guard?

BPDU protection works with RPVST+, RSTP, and MSTP. Root guard works with RSTP or MSTP, but not RPVST+.

BPDU protection blocks a port if it receives any BPDU, but root guard blocks a port only if the BPDU indicates a better root path.

BPDU protection is typically implemented on edge ports, but root guard is typically implemented on uplinks with the root port role.

BPDU protection drops BPDUs received on a port, but does not block the port. Root guard blocks the port if it receives a BPDU.

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Question # 23

Refer to the exhibits.

Exhibit 1.

Exhibit 2.

The VoIP phone connects, authenticates successfully, and is dynamically assigned to tagged VLAN 6. The endpoint connected to the phone does not authenticate but starts to send untagged traffic.

How does the switch handle this traffic?

It forwards the traffic in VLAN 5.

It relays the traffic to the RADIUS server for authentication.

It forwards the traffic in VLAN 6.

It drops the traffic.

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Question # 24

An AOS-Switch runs IGMP on A VLAN.

What is a requirement for the switch to be a potential IGMP querier on that VLAN?

The switch must run PIM-SM or PIM-DM on that VLAN.

The switch must have an IP address on that VLAN.

The switch must have IGMP fast leave disabled globally.