Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services (ENARSI) 300-410 Practice Test 48
Question 470
An incident caused this behavior: A malicious workstation advertises a rogue IPv6 default gateway to nearby hosts. The engineer implements the correction to enable RA Guard appropriately on untrusted access ports while trusting intended router-facing port. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Allowed port works during approved interval and is denied outside it under synchronized time
- Test multiple current privacy addresses from authorized /64 while disallowing outsiders
- Rogue host RA is blocked and authorized gateway RA reaches clients
- Interface ACL direction and counters match a controlled prohibited ingress probe
Explanation
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C:Rogue host RA is blocked and authorized gateway RA reaches clients. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to enable RA Guard appropriately on untrusted access ports while trusting intended router-facing port addresses the observed incident: a malicious workstation advertises a rogue IPv6 default gateway to nearby hosts. RA Guard prevents unwanted router advertisements from untrusted Layer 2 edges. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Allowed port works during approved interval and is denied outside it under synchronized time would validate the different intervention to verify time-range activation, device clock and ACL reference for a scenario such as aCL denies or permits outside the scheduled interval due to inactive time-range/time-zone mismatch. It does not test the present fault—a malicious workstation advertises a rogue IPv6 default gateway to nearby hosts—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that rogue host RA is blocked and authorized gateway RA reaches clients.
B:Test multiple current privacy addresses from authorized /64 while disallowing outsiders would validate the different intervention to scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses for a scenario such as user access appears intermittent because privacy addresses change within same authorized /64. It does not test the present fault—a malicious workstation advertises a rogue IPv6 default gateway to nearby hosts—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that rogue host RA is blocked and authorized gateway RA reaches clients.
D:Interface ACL direction and counters match a controlled prohibited ingress probe would validate the different intervention to attach the ACL in the correct interface direction for the traffic path for a scenario such as aCL is attached outbound on a different interface and forbidden ingress packets still reach the device. It does not test the present fault—a malicious workstation advertises a rogue IPv6 default gateway to nearby hosts—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that rogue host RA is blocked and authorized gateway RA reaches clients.
Question 471
An incident caused this behavior: Spoofed neighbor advertisements redirect IPv6 traffic toward a hostile MAC. The engineer implements the correction to enable supported IPv6 ND inspection and maintain reliable binding data. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Under normal neighbor traffic counters show conform; test bursts show exceed and peers stay established
- A controlled VTY login reaches AAA server and records the authentication result
- Spoofed NA is rejected while legitimate neighbor cache resolution succeeds
- Server logs show an authenticated TCP 49 request and router login succeeds
Explanation
Correct Answer
C:Spoofed NA is rejected while legitimate neighbor cache resolution succeeds. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to enable supported IPv6 ND inspection and maintain reliable binding data addresses the observed incident: spoofed neighbor advertisements redirect IPv6 traffic toward a hostile MAC. ND inspection helps detect neighbor identity spoofing using binding information. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Under normal neighbor traffic counters show conform; test bursts show exceed and peers stay established would validate the different intervention to use supported police action with safe rate and appropriate conform/exceed behavior for a scenario such as coPP service policy hard-drops all BGP packets and neighbors never establish. It does not test the present fault—spoofed neighbor advertisements redirect IPv6 traffic toward a hostile MAC—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that spoofed NA is rejected while legitimate neighbor cache resolution succeeds.
B:A controlled VTY login reaches AAA server and records the authentication result would validate the different intervention to enable aaa new-model and bind an explicit authentication method list to intended VTY lines for a scenario such as tACACS server is configured but VTY logins bypass intended central authentication. It does not test the present fault—spoofed neighbor advertisements redirect IPv6 traffic toward a hostile MAC—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that spoofed NA is rejected while legitimate neighbor cache resolution succeeds.
D:Server logs show an authenticated TCP 49 request and router login succeeds would validate the different intervention to test TCP port 49 reachability from proper source and VRF before replacing credentials for a scenario such as operators see TACACS timeouts despite successful ping to server address. It does not test the present fault—spoofed neighbor advertisements redirect IPv6 traffic toward a hostile MAC—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that spoofed NA is rejected while legitimate neighbor cache resolution succeeds.
Question 472
An engineer is investigating DMVPN NHRP registration timer. The expected design is that a mobile spoke frequently loses service and its NHRP mappings expire between updates; instead hub has no fresh mapping while IKE SAs from earlier session remain displayed. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Verify PE-CE address-family routing session and VRF membership of relevant interface
- Compare NHRP registration/holdtime and underlay packet loss with intended mobility
- Verify configured MPLS TTL propagation before interpreting provider-hop visibility
- Inspect LFIB label-switched paths rather than assuming P routers must hold customer routes
Explanation
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B:Compare NHRP registration/holdtime and underlay packet loss with intended mobility corrects the specific failure: hub has no fresh mapping while IKE SAs from earlier session remain displayed. Stale IKE state does not by itself prove current NHRP overlay registration. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that fresh hub cache entry persists through normal mobility cycles with authenticated updates.
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A:Verify PE-CE address-family routing session and VRF membership of relevant interface addresses a different situation, such as a CE must exchange routes with its local PE in a customer VRF. PE-CE routing exchanges customer prefixes before provider MP-BGP transports them between PEs. In this question the relevant situation is hub has no fresh mapping while IKE SAs from earlier session remain displayed; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that fresh hub cache entry persists through normal mobility cycles with authenticated updates. The specific remedy here concerns compare NHRP registration/holdtime and underlay packet loss with intended mobility.
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 hub has no fresh mapping while IKE SAs from earlier session remain displayed; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that fresh hub cache entry persists through normal mobility cycles with authenticated updates. The specific remedy here concerns compare NHRP registration/holdtime and underlay packet loss with intended mobility.
D:Inspect LFIB label-switched paths rather than assuming P routers must hold customer routes addresses a different situation, such as a core P router forwards labeled traffic without customer VPN IP routes. MPLS core forwarding can rely on transport labels without customer VRF awareness. In this question the relevant situation is hub has no fresh mapping while IKE SAs from earlier session remain displayed; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that fresh hub cache entry persists through normal mobility cycles with authenticated updates. The specific remedy here concerns compare NHRP registration/holdtime and underlay packet loss with intended mobility.
Question 473
An ENARSI engineer is designing an enterprise deployment: Routes redistributed between two protocols need a tag to prevent their return through a second boundary. Which action most directly implements the technical requirement?
- Attach a distinctive route tag at ingress and deny the same tag on the return redistribution boundary
- Correct remote-as on each peer to the real neighbor ASN
- Set local preference for AS-wide exit preference rather than relying only on Cisco-local weight
- Validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed
Explanation
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A:Attach a distinctive route tag at ingress and deny the same tag on the return redistribution boundary is the direct intervention for this deployment: routes redistributed between two protocols need a tag to prevent their return through a second boundary. Route tags carry origin policy metadata across redistribution and can prevent feedback when consistently matched. This matters because the engineering outcome must be measured in actual path selection, adjacency or service behavior rather than relying on a saved configuration. Confirm the change when candidate feedback routes appear tagged and are rejected on the return boundary.
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B:Correct remote-as on each peer to the real neighbor ASN addresses a different situation, such as two external routers establish BGP with documented AS 65010 and 65020. BGP OPEN validation requires the agreed neighbor autonomous system. In this question the relevant situation is routes redistributed between two protocols need a tag to prevent their return through a second boundary; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that candidate feedback routes appear tagged and are rejected on the return boundary. The specific remedy here concerns attach a distinctive route tag at ingress and deny the same tag on the return redistribution boundary.
C:Set local preference for AS-wide exit preference rather than relying only on Cisco-local weight addresses a different situation, such as a single edge router should prefer a backup peer locally without changing other AS routers. BGP weight affects one router only; local preference is propagated within the AS. In this question the relevant situation is routes redistributed between two protocols need a tag to prevent their return through a second boundary; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that candidate feedback routes appear tagged and are rejected on the return boundary. The specific remedy here concerns attach a distinctive route tag at ingress and deny the same tag on the return redistribution boundary.
D:Validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed addresses a different situation, such as a broad summary stays present across a border even after its only useful component subnet disappears. Summaries can conceal loss of component routes and may create loops if downstream specifics disappear. In this question the relevant situation is routes redistributed between two protocols need a tag to prevent their return through a second boundary; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that candidate feedback routes appear tagged and are rejected on the return boundary. The specific remedy here concerns attach a distinctive route tag at ingress and deny the same tag on the return redistribution boundary.
Question 474
An engineer is investigating HTTP versus HTTPS management. The expected design is that a team manages routers through web UI and requires confidential authentication; instead management credentials are sent over HTTP from an approved subnet. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Disable unneeded HTTP server and use HTTPS with valid crypto and constrained AAA
- Verify NTP synchronization, time zone display, and event log timestamp source
- Use validated multiple measurements or target-selection policy where supported
- Increase appropriately bounded log buffer and forward critical records centrally
Explanation
Correct Answer
A:Disable unneeded HTTP server and use HTTPS with valid crypto and constrained AAA corrects the specific failure: management credentials are sent over HTTP from an approved subnet. HTTPS protects management credentials in transport whereas HTTP sends data without encryption. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that plain HTTP cannot log in and HTTPS uses validated TLS session.
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B:Verify NTP synchronization, time zone display, and event log timestamp source addresses a different situation, such as two routers report contradictory failure timelines because one clock is minutes ahead. Cross-device fault correlation is unreliable when clocks differ materially. In this question the relevant situation is management credentials are sent over HTTP from an approved subnet; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that plain HTTP cannot log in and HTTPS uses validated TLS session. The specific remedy here concerns disable unneeded HTTP server and use HTTPS with valid crypto and constrained AAA.
C:Use validated multiple measurements or target-selection policy where supported addresses a different situation, such as backup path failover uses one probe destination that can fail independently of ISP. Single measurement endpoints can misrepresent actual path health when the target fails. In this question the relevant situation is management credentials are sent over HTTP from an approved subnet; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that plain HTTP cannot log in and HTTPS uses validated TLS session. The specific remedy here concerns disable unneeded HTTP server and use HTTPS with valid crypto and constrained AAA.
D:Increase appropriately bounded log buffer and forward critical records centrally addresses a different situation, such as critical error occurs but local logs show only recent repetitive messages. Local circular buffers can lose events under volume unless retention and export are designed. In this question the relevant situation is management credentials are sent over HTTP from an approved subnet; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that plain HTTP cannot log in and HTTPS uses validated TLS session. The specific remedy here concerns disable unneeded HTTP server and use HTTPS with valid crypto and constrained AAA.
Question 475
During the design review, central NMS should receive warning and more severe events without flooding on debugging. A technician proposes to select appropriate logging trap severity and separate local debugging policy. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- SNMP polling requests data; traps or informs provide asynchronous event notifications
- Stateless DHCPv6 can deliver ancillary data while SLAAC supplies IPv6 addresses
- IOS syslog severity levels control which messages are exported to remote collectors
- Management name resolution is an independent dependency from IP transport connectivity
Explanation
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C:IOS syslog severity levels control which messages are exported to remote collectors. The recommended action is to select appropriate logging trap severity and separate local debugging policy because the network requirement is central NMS should receive warning and more severe events without flooding on debugging. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that warning events arrive centrally and routine debug messages remain local.
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A:SNMP polling requests data; traps or informs provide asynchronous event notifications is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to configure tested event notifications to correct SNMP trap receiver when operations expects immediate link-down notification rather than periodic collector queries only. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to select appropriate logging trap severity and separate local debugging policy. The controlling principle is instead that iOS syslog severity levels control which messages are exported to remote collectors.
B:Stateless DHCPv6 can deliver ancillary data while SLAAC supplies IPv6 addresses is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to advertise appropriate O flag and configure stateless DHCPv6 information service when hosts use SLAAC address but need DNS server information from DHCPv6. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to select appropriate logging trap severity and separate local debugging policy. The controlling principle is instead that iOS syslog severity levels control which messages are exported to remote collectors.
D:Management name resolution is an independent dependency from IP transport connectivity is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to configure appropriate management DNS resolvers and source reachability when a router uses hostname-based SCP destination but management VRF has no working DNS. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to select appropriate logging trap severity and separate local debugging policy. The controlling principle is instead that iOS syslog severity levels control which messages are exported to remote collectors.
Question 476
An engineer is investigating DHCP excluded addresses. The expected design is that a DHCP pool should avoid handing out statically assigned router and printer IPs; instead a client receives an IP already reserved for gateway and causes duplicate IP alarm. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Set read-only SNMP group view and restrict write access to approved admin identity
- Configure supported hostname/domain and cryptographic SSH key with approved SSH version
- Configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool
- Verify exporter destination, source interface, port, VRF and collector listener
Explanation
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C:Configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool corrects the specific failure: a client receives an IP already reserved for gateway and causes duplicate IP alarm. DHCP exclusion prevents automatic allocation of infrastructure addresses. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that newly offered leases exclude reserved addresses and collision alerts cease.
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A:Set read-only SNMP group view and restrict write access to approved admin identity addresses a different situation, such as a monitoring account may read interface counters but must not change device configuration. SNMPv3 group and view policy controls which OIDs an authenticated user can access. In this question the relevant situation is a client receives an IP already reserved for gateway and causes duplicate IP alarm; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that newly offered leases exclude reserved addresses and collision alerts cease. The specific remedy here concerns configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool.
B:Configure supported hostname/domain and cryptographic SSH key with approved SSH version addresses a different situation, such as a management service needs secure SSH but the device has no valid server key. SSH server requires usable cryptographic host keys and compatible protocol negotiation. In this question the relevant situation is a client receives an IP already reserved for gateway and causes duplicate IP alarm; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that newly offered leases exclude reserved addresses and collision alerts cease. The specific remedy here concerns configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool.
D:Verify exporter destination, source interface, port, VRF and collector listener addresses a different situation, such as branch collects interface flow records but security collector receives none. Exporter transport connects cached flow accounting to external analysis. In this question the relevant situation is a client receives an IP already reserved for gateway and causes duplicate IP alarm; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that newly offered leases exclude reserved addresses and collision alerts cease. The specific remedy here concerns configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool.
Question 477
An incident caused this behavior: Interface stays up but primary ISP drops all internet packets and static default remains installed. The engineer implements the correction to couple reliable IP SLA reachability with object tracking of primary static route. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Filtered debug captures failing peer only without flooding platform
- Device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation
- With remote target blackholed, track goes Down and backup default becomes active
- Two different port sessions produce distinct keyed cache entries
Explanation
Correct Answer
C:With remote target blackholed, track goes Down and backup default becomes active. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to couple reliable IP SLA reachability with object tracking of primary static route addresses the observed incident: interface stays up but primary ISP drops all internet packets and static default remains installed. Tracked static routing can react to remote reachability not visible in line protocol. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Filtered debug captures failing peer only without flooding platform would validate the different intervention to use conditional or narrowly scoped debug filters where supported and disable after capture for a scenario such as enabling unrestricted BGP debugging floods console and distorts the fault. It does not test the present fault—interface stays up but primary ISP drops all internet packets and static default remains installed—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that with remote target blackholed, track goes Down and backup default becomes active.
B:Device appears with fresh health metrics after credential and collection validation would validate the different intervention to check Cisco Catalyst Center device credentials, telemetry enablement and collection status for a scenario such as inventory shows the device while telemetry credentials or subscription is missing. It does not test the present fault—interface stays up but primary ISP drops all internet packets and static default remains installed—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that with remote target blackholed, track goes Down and backup default becomes active.
D:Two different port sessions produce distinct keyed cache entries would validate the different intervention to include required source/destination addresses ports and protocol as match keys for a scenario such as custom flow record omits destination transport port so unrelated sessions aggregate into one entry. It does not test the present fault—interface stays up but primary ISP drops all internet packets and static default remains installed—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that with remote target blackholed, track goes Down and backup default becomes active.
Question 478
During the design review, an operator documents intent with an ACL remark but expects it to authorize traffic. A technician proposes to add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- ACL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action
- TACACS+ peers must share a matching secret to interpret authenticated exchanges
- OSPF is IP protocol 89 and must be classified accurately in control plane policy
- AAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage
Explanation
Correct Answer
A:ACL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action. The recommended action is to add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation because the network requirement is an operator documents intent with an ACL remark but expects it to authorize traffic. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that a new numbered permit ACE counter increments for authorized test packets.
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B:TACACS+ peers must share a matching secret to interpret authenticated exchanges is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to correct shared secret on both AAA peers and revalidate with protected credentials when a router and TACACS server need consistent secret to authenticate management requests. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation. The controlling principle is instead that aCL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action.
C:OSPF is IP protocol 89 and must be classified accurately in control plane policy is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to correct ACL/class-map identification for OSPF protocol traffic to CPU when oSPF sessions drop when new CoPP ACL treats protocol 89 as ordinary untrusted UDP/TCP. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation. The controlling principle is instead that aCL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action.
D:AAA group failover depends on valid member definitions and a detected service outage is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers when a pair of central TACACS servers provides redundant management login. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to add an actual matching permit ACE; treat remarks only as documentation. The controlling principle is instead that aCL remarks do not perform packet match or forwarding action.
Question 479
An engineer is investigating IPv6 ACL source privacy. The expected design is that an ACL permits one temporary IPv6 address of a staff host but breaks after SLAAC privacy address rotation; instead user access appears intermittent because privacy addresses change within same authorized /64. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Check RADIUS UDP authentication/accounting ports and server groups under deployed configuration
- Scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses
- Enable supported IPv6 ND inspection and maintain reliable binding data
- Enable aaa new-model and bind an explicit authentication method list to intended VTY lines
Explanation
Correct Answer
B:Scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses corrects the specific failure: user access appears intermittent because privacy addresses change within same authorized /64. IPv6 temporary addresses can rotate independently of the network prefix. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that test multiple current privacy addresses from authorized /64 while disallowing outsiders.
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A:Check RADIUS UDP authentication/accounting ports and server groups under deployed configuration addresses a different situation, such as a multi-vendor access control design uses RADIUS authentication and accounting. RADIUS uses UDP service transport and requires a reachable authorized server. In this question the relevant situation is user access appears intermittent because privacy addresses change within same authorized /64; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that test multiple current privacy addresses from authorized /64 while disallowing outsiders. The specific remedy here concerns scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses.
C:Enable supported IPv6 ND inspection and maintain reliable binding data addresses a different situation, such as access switch needs to validate neighbor advertisements against trusted device bindings. ND inspection helps detect neighbor identity spoofing using binding information. In this question the relevant situation is user access appears intermittent because privacy addresses change within same authorized /64; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that test multiple current privacy addresses from authorized /64 while disallowing outsiders. The specific remedy here concerns scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses.
D:Enable aaa new-model and bind an explicit authentication method list to intended VTY lines addresses a different situation, such as administrators need TACACS+ login validation on IOS XE with central accounting. AAA framework and line method-list binding are required for central login decision processing. In this question the relevant situation is user access appears intermittent because privacy addresses change within same authorized /64; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that test multiple current privacy addresses from authorized /64 while disallowing outsiders. The specific remedy here concerns scope authorization to approved identity/prefix and avoid assuming stable host privacy addresses.
Question 480
An incident caused this behavior: ACL denies both and logs give no clear hit on the SSH-specific policy. The engineer implements the correction to insert specific IPv6 TCP/22 deny with logging while retaining permitted IPv6 control messages. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies
- CPU stays stable during flood while authorized BGP neighbor remains Established
- Denied SSH match is logged with source while neighbor discovery remains operational
- Packet capture shows expected source IP and server recognizes configured NAS
Explanation
Correct Answer
C:Denied SSH match is logged with source while neighbor discovery remains operational. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to insert specific IPv6 TCP/22 deny with logging while retaining permitted IPv6 control messages addresses the observed incident: aCL denies both and logs give no clear hit on the SSH-specific policy. ACL sequence and logging on selected IPv6 entries allow targeted incident correlation. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Login during primary outage reaches secondary server and auditable policy applies would validate the different intervention to check AAA server-group members, deadtime and availability behavior before raising login timers for a scenario such as first server is down but router never attempts second server in intended method group. It does not test the present fault—aCL denies both and logs give no clear hit on the SSH-specific policy—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that denied SSH match is logged with source while neighbor discovery remains operational.
B:CPU stays stable during flood while authorized BGP neighbor remains Established would validate the different intervention to separate routing-protocol control traffic into classes with sufficient protected rate limits for a scenario such as a blanket aggressive control-plane policer drops legitimate BGP keepalives during load. It does not test the present fault—aCL denies both and logs give no clear hit on the SSH-specific policy—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that denied SSH match is logged with source while neighbor discovery remains operational.
D:Packet capture shows expected source IP and server recognizes configured NAS would validate the different intervention to set supported AAA source-interface or VRF-aware server binding to expected management address for a scenario such as aAA server drops requests because packets originate from newly changed WAN source. It does not test the present fault—aCL denies both and logs give no clear hit on the SSH-specific policy—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that denied SSH match is logged with source while neighbor discovery remains operational.