Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services (ENARSI) 300-410 Practice Test 117
Question 1160
An engineer is investigating DMVPN hub NHRP NHS fail. The expected design is that nHRP spoke registration stops because hub's tunnel IP is not reachable over NBMA underlay; instead spoke has route to overlay hub address but not hub's actual public underlay IP. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Restore WAN route and transport reachability to hub NBMA before changing NHRP policy
- Restrict PE-CE and VPNv4 route export to authorized VRF prefixes
- Verify configured MPLS TTL propagation before interpreting provider-hop visibility
- Enable and verify MPLS LDP discovery and suitable transport address reachability
Explanation
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A:Restore WAN route and transport reachability to hub NBMA before changing NHRP policy corrects the specific failure: spoke has route to overlay hub address but not hub's actual public underlay IP. NHRP messages traverse the physical/transport path, not a magical independent overlay. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that physical hub NBMA ping and NHRP registration both recover.
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B:Restrict PE-CE and VPNv4 route export to authorized VRF prefixes addresses a different situation, such as a PE accidentally exports private infrastructure prefixes through customer VPN routes. Provider infrastructure and customer VPN routing planes must remain separated by policy. In this question the relevant situation is spoke has route to overlay hub address but not hub's actual public underlay IP; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that physical hub NBMA ping and NHRP registration both recover. The specific remedy here concerns restore WAN route and transport reachability to hub NBMA before changing NHRP policy.
C:Verify configured MPLS TTL propagation before interpreting provider-hop visibility addresses a different situation, such as engineers need to understand visible hops in a labeled path under TTL propagation policy. MPLS TTL propagation policies affect whether core label hops are exposed to traceroute. In this question the relevant situation is spoke has route to overlay hub address but not hub's actual public underlay IP; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that physical hub NBMA ping and NHRP registration both recover. The specific remedy here concerns restore WAN route and transport reachability to hub NBMA before changing NHRP policy.
D:Enable and verify MPLS LDP discovery and suitable transport address reachability addresses a different situation, such as adjacent MPLS-enabled core routers should exchange transport labels for IGP-reachable prefixes. LDP label exchange requires an established session separate from IGP reachability. In this question the relevant situation is spoke has route to overlay hub address but not hub's actual public underlay IP; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that physical hub NBMA ping and NHRP registration both recover. The specific remedy here concerns restore WAN route and transport reachability to hub NBMA before changing NHRP policy.
Question 1161
An incident caused this behavior: Hub sends tunneled packets toward stale spoke NBMA after ISP failover. The engineer implements the correction to verify NHRP cache expiry and registration refresh with new NBMA endpoint. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Local PE VRF RIB learns CE prefixes and remote VRF RIB receives corresponding routes
- Hub cache reflects new NBMA address and tunnel traffic reaches recovered spoke
- VPNv4 prefixes and route targets appear on remote PE, then import into matching VRF
- MP-BGP shows distinct VPNv4 NLRI for overlapping customer addresses
Explanation
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B:Hub cache reflects new NBMA address and tunnel traffic reaches recovered spoke. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to verify NHRP cache expiry and registration refresh with new NBMA endpoint addresses the observed incident: hub sends tunneled packets toward stale spoke NBMA after ISP failover. Dynamic endpoint mapping requires updated registration when WAN addresses change. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Local PE VRF RIB learns CE prefixes and remote VRF RIB receives corresponding routes would validate the different intervention to verify PE-CE address-family routing session and VRF membership of relevant interface for a scenario such as customer router pings PE interface but its private prefixes never reach remote sites. It does not test the present fault—hub sends tunneled packets toward stale spoke NBMA after ISP failover—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that hub cache reflects new NBMA address and tunnel traffic reaches recovered spoke.
C:VPNv4 prefixes and route targets appear on remote PE, then import into matching VRF would validate the different intervention to activate appropriate vpnv4 address family and exchange extended communities for a scenario such as show bgp summary is Established yet vpnv4 unicast table empty. It does not test the present fault—hub sends tunneled packets toward stale spoke NBMA after ISP failover—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that hub cache reflects new NBMA address and tunnel traffic reaches recovered spoke.
D:MP-BGP shows distinct VPNv4 NLRI for overlapping customer addresses would validate the different intervention to assign intended unique route distinguishers for overlapping VPNv4 NLRI for a scenario such as provider BGP displays conflicting customer routes when a route distinguisher was omitted or duplicated incorrectly. It does not test the present fault—hub sends tunneled packets toward stale spoke NBMA after ISP failover—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that hub cache reflects new NBMA address and tunnel traffic reaches recovered spoke.
Question 1162
An engineer is investigating CoPP management protocol balance. The expected design is that separate classes must preserve SSH SNMP and BGP under moderate management load; instead policer protects SSH but drops routing hellos because class rates were copied blindly. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation
- Scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses
- Verify time-range activation, device clock and ACL reference
- Tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality
Explanation
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D:Tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality corrects the specific failure: policer protects SSH but drops routing hellos because class rates were copied blindly. CoPP requires per-traffic-class policy rather than one universal arbitrary threshold. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that under normal and stress test, vital peers remain stable and excessive polling is curtailed.
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A:Add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation addresses a different situation, such as an operator documents intent with an ACL remark but expects it to authorize traffic. ACL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action. In this question the relevant situation is policer protects SSH but drops routing hellos because class rates were copied blindly; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that under normal and stress test, vital peers remain stable and excessive polling is curtailed. The specific remedy here concerns tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality.
B:Scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses addresses a different situation, such as an ACL permits one temporary IPv6 address of a staff host but breaks after SLAAC privacy address rotation. IPv6 temporary addresses can rotate independently of the network prefix. In this question the relevant situation is policer protects SSH but drops routing hellos because class rates were copied blindly; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that under normal and stress test, vital peers remain stable and excessive polling is curtailed. The specific remedy here concerns tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality.
C:Verify time-range activation, device clock and ACL reference addresses a different situation, such as contractors may reach a router management service only within approved support hours. Time-based ACL matches depend on live clock and named time-range definition. In this question the relevant situation is policer protects SSH but drops routing hellos because class rates were copied blindly; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that under normal and stress test, vital peers remain stable and excessive polling is curtailed. The specific remedy here concerns tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality.
Question 1163
An incident caused this behavior: OSPF hello/dead timers recover too slowly after a forwarding-only fault. The engineer implements the correction to enable and validate BFD sessions tied to supported routing neighbors on both ends. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Established session to loopback neighbor and correct sourced TCP packets
- Access capture shows no EIGRP hellos and remote routers still learn approved network
- Show bfd neighbors changes promptly on path failure and OSPF reroutes accordingly
- Clients receive reflected paths with expected originator/cluster metadata and avoid loops
Explanation
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C:Show bfd neighbors changes promptly on path failure and OSPF reroutes accordingly. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to enable and validate BFD sessions tied to supported routing neighbors on both ends addresses the observed incident: oSPF hello/dead timers recover too slowly after a forwarding-only fault. BFD quickly detects forwarding path failure while routing protocol reacts to session state. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Established session to loopback neighbor and correct sourced TCP packets would validate the different intervention to configure appropriate eBGP multihop and matching update-source with reachable loopbacks for a scenario such as tCP port 179 is reachable with higher TTL but BGP session stays Idle after single-hop config. It does not test the present fault—oSPF hello/dead timers recover too slowly after a forwarding-only fault—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that show bfd neighbors changes promptly on path failure and OSPF reroutes accordingly.
B:Access capture shows no EIGRP hellos and remote routers still learn approved network would validate the different intervention to use passive-interface on nontransit segments while retaining network advertisement for a scenario such as access clients receive unintended EIGRP hello traffic because the user-facing interface is active. It does not test the present fault—oSPF hello/dead timers recover too slowly after a forwarding-only fault—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that show bfd neighbors changes promptly on path failure and OSPF reroutes accordingly.
D:Clients receive reflected paths with expected originator/cluster metadata and avoid loops would validate the different intervention to make the hub a route reflector and configure appropriate clients while testing originator handling for a scenario such as the hub receives a route from an iBGP client but does not advertise it to other iBGP peers. It does not test the present fault—oSPF hello/dead timers recover too slowly after a forwarding-only fault—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that show bfd neighbors changes promptly on path failure and OSPF reroutes accordingly.
Question 1164
During the design review, a broad summary stays present across a border even after its only useful component subnet disappears. A technician proposes to validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- Redistribution without filtering may leak many interface prefixes into a routing domain
- Summaries can conceal loss of component routes and may create loops if downstream specifics disappear
- BFD quickly detects forwarding path failure while routing protocol reacts to session state
- BGP aggregation normally depends on an eligible more-specific BGP route
Explanation
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B:Summaries can conceal loss of component routes and may create loops if downstream specifics disappear. The recommended action is to validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed because the network requirement is a broad summary stays present across a border even after its only useful component subnet disappears. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that traceroute for the removed component terminates predictably instead of looping through summaries.
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A:Redistribution without filtering may leak many interface prefixes into a routing domain is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to match only authorized connected loopback prefixes with a redistribution route map when an enterprise wants only loopback services from connected routes injected into OSPF. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed. The controlling principle is instead that summaries can conceal loss of component routes and may create loops if downstream specifics disappear.
C:BFD quickly detects forwarding path failure while routing protocol reacts to session state is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to enable and validate BFD sessions tied to supported routing neighbors on both ends when oSPF neighbors should detect dead forwarding within subsecond intervals across a critical WAN. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed. The controlling principle is instead that summaries can conceal loss of component routes and may create loops if downstream specifics disappear.
D:BGP aggregation normally depends on an eligible more-specific BGP route is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to verify qualifying component BGP prefixes and aggregate-address options before forcing an advertisement when a border should originate an aggregate only while at least one contributing route is available. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed. The controlling principle is instead that summaries can conceal loss of component routes and may create loops if downstream specifics disappear.
Question 1165
An engineer is investigating uRPF default route implications. The expected design is that edge relies on a default route but wants to reject impossible source addresses; instead an operator assumes loose uRPF with default route always blocks every bogus source. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Apply IPv6 source guard backed by accurate per-port binding or trusted policy
- Set proportionate SNMP class policing and monitor drops under realistic poll loads
- Test TCP port 49 reachability from proper source and VRF before replacing credentials
- Examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release
Explanation
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D:Examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release corrects the specific failure: an operator assumes loose uRPF with default route always blocks every bogus source. Default-route participation can affect loose uRPF ability to reject unlisted sources. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that anti-spoofing probes show expected decisions for known sources and unallocated ranges.
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A:Apply IPv6 source guard backed by accurate per-port binding or trusted policy addresses a different situation, such as a guest machine sends IPv6 packets using an address not assigned or allowed on its switch port. IPv6 source guard checks packet source eligibility at the access edge. In this question the relevant situation is an operator assumes loose uRPF with default route always blocks every bogus source; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that anti-spoofing probes show expected decisions for known sources and unallocated ranges. The specific remedy here concerns examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release.
B:Set proportionate SNMP class policing and monitor drops under realistic poll loads addresses a different situation, such as sNMP poller sends high-rate gets to many devices and spikes route processor utilization. Management polling is handled by CPU and should be rate controlled without starving essentials. In this question the relevant situation is an operator assumes loose uRPF with default route always blocks every bogus source; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that anti-spoofing probes show expected decisions for known sources and unallocated ranges. The specific remedy here concerns examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release.
C:Test TCP port 49 reachability from proper source and VRF before replacing credentials addresses a different situation, such as aAA design requires a router to contact TACACS+ at port 49 over management VRF. ICMP connectivity alone does not establish TACACS+ application transport connectivity. In this question the relevant situation is an operator assumes loose uRPF with default route always blocks every bogus source; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that anti-spoofing probes show expected decisions for known sources and unallocated ranges. The specific remedy here concerns examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release.
Question 1166
An incident caused this behavior: Inventory shows the device while telemetry credentials or subscription is missing. The engineer implements the correction to check Cisco Catalyst Center device credentials, telemetry enablement and collection status. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation
- Host obtains DHCPv6 lease and route information through appropriate RA
- SLAAC address stays valid and client receives intended DNS options
- Probe returns expected DNS record and raises failure on incorrect or timed-out resolution
Explanation
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A:Device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to check Cisco Catalyst Center device credentials, telemetry enablement and collection status addresses the observed incident: inventory shows the device while telemetry credentials or subscription is missing. Inventory presence is not sufficient for end-to-end Assurance telemetry. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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B:Host obtains DHCPv6 lease and route information through appropriate RA would validate the different intervention to verify IPv6 router advertisement flags, client support and stateful DHCPv6 server for a scenario such as hosts use SLAAC only because RA managed flag or DHCPv6 server setup is missing. It does not test the present fault—inventory shows the device while telemetry credentials or subscription is missing—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation.
C:SLAAC address stays valid and client receives intended DNS options would validate the different intervention to advertise appropriate O flag and configure stateless DHCPv6 information service for a scenario such as iPv6 connectivity works but clients miss DNS because RA other-config and DHCPv6 options are absent. It does not test the present fault—inventory shows the device while telemetry credentials or subscription is missing—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation.
D:Probe returns expected DNS record and raises failure on incorrect or timed-out resolution would validate the different intervention to implement supported DNS-specific IP SLA checks for the required resolution path for a scenario such as iCMP probe to resolver passes but client DNS queries consistently fail. It does not test the present fault—inventory shows the device while telemetry credentials or subscription is missing—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation.
Question 1167
During the design review, a pair of central TACACS servers provides redundant management login. A technician proposes to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- ACL sequence and logging on selected IPv6 entries allow targeted incident correlation
- IOS ACL processes access control entries in order and stops on first match
- AAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage
- ACL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action
Explanation
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C:AAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage. The recommended action is to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers because the network requirement is a pair of central TACACS servers provides redundant management login. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies.
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A:ACL sequence and logging on selected IPv6 entries allow targeted incident correlation is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to insert specific IPv6 TCP/22 deny with logging while retaining permitted IPv6 control messages when security team needs to distinguish a denied IPv6 SSH attempt from neighbor discovery control flow. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers. The controlling principle is instead that aAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage.
B:IOS ACL processes access control entries in order and stops on first match is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to reorder ACE sequence so the specific deny is evaluated before broad permit when a specific deny for host traffic should override a broad subnet permit. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers. The controlling principle is instead that aAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage.
D:ACL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation when an operator documents intent with an ACL remark but expects it to authorize traffic. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers. The controlling principle is instead that aAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage.
Question 1168
An incident caused this behavior: First server is down but router never attempts second server in intended method group. The engineer implements the correction to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Rogue DHCPv6 replies are dropped and approved server options reach hosts
- Login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies
- Test permitted admin flow succeeds and unrelated sources fail with ACL hit counters
- Show policy-map control-plane displays active class packet counters during tests
Explanation
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B:Login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers addresses the observed incident: first server is down but router never attempts second server in intended method group. AAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Rogue DHCPv6 replies are dropped and approved server options reach hosts would validate the different intervention to apply DHCPv6 Guard on untrusted switch interfaces and permit the legitimate server path for a scenario such as clients begin receiving unintended DNS and address parameters from guest laptop. It does not test the present fault—first server is down but router never attempts second server in intended method group—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies.
C:Test permitted admin flow succeeds and unrelated sources fail with ACL hit counters would validate the different intervention to rewrite extended ACL with exact source destination protocol and port matches for a scenario such as aCL permits HTTPS from all corporate sources because destination was correct but source was any. It does not test the present fault—first server is down but router never attempts second server in intended method group—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies.
D:Show policy-map control-plane displays active class packet counters during tests would validate the different intervention to attach verified control-plane service policy in supported direction for a scenario such as coPP show commands indicate no policy on control-plane input and CPU still saturates. It does not test the present fault—first server is down but router never attempts second server in intended method group—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies.
Question 1169
The ENARSI operational team is validating Inbound route filtering for this design: An internal router must reject a specific received external prefix without changing neighbor sessions. They intend to validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path. Which distinct failure symptom would justify that specific engineering control?
- A route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change
- Branch unexpectedly redistributes external routes toward hub when stub policy is too permissive
- A subnet repeatedly changes between protocol-external advertisements after alternate border recovery
- A low-bandwidth component still dominates the EIGRP composite metric despite better delay elsewhere
Explanation
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A:A route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change. That symptom motivates the specified safeguard: validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path. Import filtering controls accepted route information while export filtering controls advertised routes to peers. It identifies the operating failure rather than a loosely related network concern. The expected verification is that neighbor remains established while a route-specific inbound policy counter proves rejection.
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B:Branch unexpectedly redistributes external routes toward hub when stub policy is too permissive is a symptom of a different control gap that calls for set intended EIGRP stub route classes and check advertised prefixes. Stub advertisement controls available route classes and limits transit assumptions. The proposed safeguard in this question instead deals with a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change; the alternative is not the most specific justification for validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path.
C:A subnet repeatedly changes between protocol-external advertisements after alternate border recovery is a symptom of a different control gap that calls for filter or tag originated routes at both redistribution boundaries to prevent re-entry. Multiple redistribution points require an origin-control loop prevention policy. The proposed safeguard in this question instead deals with a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change; the alternative is not the most specific justification for validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path.
D:A low-bandwidth component still dominates the EIGRP composite metric despite better delay elsewhere is a symptom of a different control gap that calls for examine interface bandwidth and delay inputs on each candidate route before manual metric changes. Classic EIGRP metric uses minimum bandwidth and cumulative delay among principal K values. The proposed safeguard in this question instead deals with a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change; the alternative is not the most specific justification for validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path.
Question 1170
The ENARSI operational team is validating LDP router ID transport for this design: LDP peers discover each other on a link but cannot establish TCP session toward learned LDP ID. They intend to ensure chosen LDP transport router IDs are routable by underlay and not filtered. Which distinct failure symptom would justify that specific engineering control?
- LDP discovery shows hello neighbor but operational neighbor state stays absent
- An engineer proposes dual hub failover logic even though test scenario has exactly one NHS
- Tunnel stays down because source interface has no usable NBMA address after WAN migration
- GRE transport reachability is healthy but crypto IKE remains unsuccessful after proposal update
Explanation
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A:LDP discovery shows hello neighbor but operational neighbor state stays absent. That symptom motivates the specified safeguard: ensure chosen LDP transport router IDs are routable by underlay and not filtered. LDP transport sessions use reachable LSR identifiers and TCP connectivity. It identifies the operating failure rather than a loosely related network concern. The expected verification is that reachability to LDP IDs succeeds and a TCP-based LDP session forms.
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B:An engineer proposes dual hub failover logic even though test scenario has exactly one NHS is a symptom of a different control gap that calls for focus on the single configured hub's NHRP state and underlay reachability first. A single-hub topology has one designated NHRP resolution point, simplifying fault isolation. The proposed safeguard in this question instead deals with lDP discovery shows hello neighbor but operational neighbor state stays absent; the alternative is not the most specific justification for ensure chosen LDP transport router IDs are routable by underlay and not filtered.
C:Tunnel stays down because source interface has no usable NBMA address after WAN migration is a symptom of a different control gap that calls for bind tunnel source to correct reachable WAN interface or source address. GRE outer tunnel uses underlay source and remote NBMA reachability independent of tunnel inner IP. The proposed safeguard in this question instead deals with lDP discovery shows hello neighbor but operational neighbor state stays absent; the alternative is not the most specific justification for ensure chosen LDP transport router IDs are routable by underlay and not filtered.
D:GRE transport reachability is healthy but crypto IKE remains unsuccessful after proposal update is a symptom of a different control gap that calls for compare IKE policies/proposals and peer authentication material on both ends. IPsec negotiation requires compatible cryptographic transforms and authentication. The proposed safeguard in this question instead deals with lDP discovery shows hello neighbor but operational neighbor state stays absent; the alternative is not the most specific justification for ensure chosen LDP transport router IDs are routable by underlay and not filtered.