Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services (ENARSI) 300-410 Practice Test 94
Question 930
An engineer is investigating IP SLA failback flaps. The expected design is that probe alternates Up/Down on borderline packet loss causing frequent default route churn; instead primary link repeatedly rejoins forwarding for seconds before failing again. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Apply suitable tracking delay or hold-down and stable probe thresholds
- Restrict SNMP community or group access with source ACL and upgrade to v3 where feasible
- Verify NTP synchronization, time zone display, and event log timestamp source
- Test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass
Explanation
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A:Apply suitable tracking delay or hold-down and stable probe thresholds corrects the specific failure: primary link repeatedly rejoins forwarding for seconds before failing again. Hysteresis avoids path flapping on transient reachability degradation. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that route changes occur only after sustained failure or recovery beyond configured thresholds.
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B:Restrict SNMP community or group access with source ACL and upgrade to v3 where feasible addresses a different situation, such as a router should accept SNMP requests only from dedicated telemetry collector. SNMP credentials alone should not define the full reachability boundary. In this question the relevant situation is primary link repeatedly rejoins forwarding for seconds before failing again; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that route changes occur only after sustained failure or recovery beyond configured thresholds. The specific remedy here concerns apply suitable tracking delay or hold-down and stable probe thresholds.
C: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 primary link repeatedly rejoins forwarding for seconds before failing again; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that route changes occur only after sustained failure or recovery beyond configured thresholds. The specific remedy here concerns apply suitable tracking delay or hold-down and stable probe thresholds.
D:Test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass addresses a different situation, such as router remote AAA could fail during disaster yet a protected console path must remain available. Console lines can have distinct AAA controls and must be evaluated for secure recovery. In this question the relevant situation is primary link repeatedly rejoins forwarding for seconds before failing again; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that route changes occur only after sustained failure or recovery beyond configured thresholds. The specific remedy here concerns apply suitable tracking delay or hold-down and stable probe thresholds.
Question 931
During the design review, edge relies on a default route but wants to reject impossible source addresses. A technician proposes to examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- A policer meters excess control-plane traffic while admitting traffic within the configured envelope
- Router-destined management traffic consumes CPU resources distinct from transit forwarding
- Authentication confirms identity whereas authorization controls command or service privilege
- Default-route participation can affect loose uRPF ability to reject unlisted sources
Explanation
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D:Default-route participation can affect loose uRPF ability to reject unlisted sources. The recommended action is to examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release because the network requirement is edge relies on a default route but wants to reject impossible source addresses. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that anti-spoofing probes show expected decisions for known sources and unallocated ranges.
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A:A policer meters excess control-plane traffic while admitting traffic within the configured envelope is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to use supported police action with safe rate and appropriate conform/exceed behavior when security design wants to rate-limit permitted routing hellos rather than drop every packet. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release. The controlling principle is instead that default-route participation can affect loose uRPF ability to reject unlisted sources.
B:Router-destined management traffic consumes CPU resources distinct from transit forwarding is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to classify approved management SSH and police unauthorized to-device traffic by policy when only approved jump-host SSH should receive reliable CPU service during a control plane DoS. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release. The controlling principle is instead that default-route participation can affect loose uRPF ability to reject unlisted sources.
C:Authentication confirms identity whereas authorization controls command or service privilege is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to configure and test per-command or exec authorization in the intended AAA policy when a network engineer must log in to read status but cannot enter protected configuration commands. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to examine uRPF behavior with default-route allowance/exclusion on the deployed IOS release. The controlling principle is instead that default-route participation can affect loose uRPF ability to reject unlisted sources.
Question 932
During the design review, new managed clients use SLAAC, but source guard binding entries never form. A technician proposes to validate supported SAVI/ND snooping/binding learning for chosen address method before enforcing source guard. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- Source validation depends on accurate address-to-port binding formation
- Router-destined management traffic consumes CPU resources distinct from transit forwarding
- IPv4 ACL wildcards mark ignored bits with ones and significant match bits with zeros
- IPv6 router advertisement is essential to host default route and SLAAC behavior when used
Explanation
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A:Source validation depends on accurate address-to-port binding formation. The recommended action is to validate supported SAVI/ND snooping/binding learning for chosen address method before enforcing source guard because the network requirement is new managed clients use SLAAC, but source guard binding entries never form. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that table contains active client source/MAC/port mappings and legitimate traffic passes.
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B:Router-destined management traffic consumes CPU resources distinct from transit forwarding is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to classify approved management SSH and police unauthorized to-device traffic by policy when only approved jump-host SSH should receive reliable CPU service during a control plane DoS. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to validate supported SAVI/ND snooping/binding learning for chosen address method before enforcing source guard. The controlling principle is instead that source validation depends on accurate address-to-port binding formation.
C:IPv4 ACL wildcards mark ignored bits with ones and significant match bits with zeros is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to correct wildcard to 0.0.1.255 for /23 network and validate boundary addresses when a permit should match only the 10.4.8.0/23 source range. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to validate supported SAVI/ND snooping/binding learning for chosen address method before enforcing source guard. The controlling principle is instead that source validation depends on accurate address-to-port binding formation.
D:IPv6 router advertisement is essential to host default route and SLAAC behavior when used is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to review interface IPv6 ACL and relevant ICMPv6 RA treatment before blocking all control traffic when iPv6 hosts need to receive legitimate router advertisements on an access VLAN. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to validate supported SAVI/ND snooping/binding learning for chosen address method before enforcing source guard. The controlling principle is instead that source validation depends on accurate address-to-port binding formation.
Question 933
An engineer is investigating Standard ACL destination placement. The expected design is that a legacy standard ACL filters only source IP and must not block another destination inadvertently; instead a source-based ACL near the origin blocks both intended and harmless applications. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Place the standard ACL near intended destination or use an extended ACL with precise service scope
- Classify approved management SSH and police unauthorized to-device traffic by policy
- Inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT
- Use supported police action with safe rate and appropriate conform/exceed behavior
Explanation
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A:Place the standard ACL near intended destination or use an extended ACL with precise service scope corrects the specific failure: a source-based ACL near the origin blocks both intended and harmless applications. Standard ACL cannot match destination or transport protocol and placement affects collateral impact. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that only the intended protected network denies the source while other destinations remain reachable.
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B:Classify approved management SSH and police unauthorized to-device traffic by policy addresses a different situation, such as only approved jump-host SSH should receive reliable CPU service during a control plane DoS. Router-destined management traffic consumes CPU resources distinct from transit forwarding. In this question the relevant situation is a source-based ACL near the origin blocks both intended and harmless applications; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that only the intended protected network denies the source while other destinations remain reachable. The specific remedy here concerns place the standard ACL near intended destination or use an extended ACL with precise service scope.
C:Inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT addresses a different situation, such as router console should use a local account only when central TACACS service is unreachable. A rejected central credential should not silently fall back as though the server were unreachable. In this question the relevant situation is a source-based ACL near the origin blocks both intended and harmless applications; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that only the intended protected network denies the source while other destinations remain reachable. The specific remedy here concerns place the standard ACL near intended destination or use an extended ACL with precise service scope.
D:Use supported police action with safe rate and appropriate conform/exceed behavior addresses a different situation, such as security design wants to rate-limit permitted routing hellos rather than drop every packet. A policer meters excess control-plane traffic while admitting traffic within the configured envelope. In this question the relevant situation is a source-based ACL near the origin blocks both intended and harmless applications; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that only the intended protected network denies the source while other destinations remain reachable. The specific remedy here concerns place the standard ACL near intended destination or use an extended ACL with precise service scope.
Question 934
An ENARSI engineer is designing an enterprise deployment: BGP customer routes with one community should receive higher local preference without affecting all internet routes. Which action most directly implements the technical requirement?
- Validate a virtual link through a suitable nonstub transit area and both ABR router IDs
- Apply the PBR route map in the ingress interface direction that receives the selected packets
- Filter or tag originated routes at both redistribution boundaries to prevent re-entry
- Match the exact permitted community and then set local preference only for that class
Explanation
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D:Match the exact permitted community and then set local preference only for that class is the direct intervention for this deployment: bGP customer routes with one community should receive higher local preference without affecting all internet routes. Conditional route policy couples route classification with a path-attribute action. 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 matching prefixes carry the desired local preference and unrelated routes retain defaults.
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A:Validate a virtual link through a suitable nonstub transit area and both ABR router IDs addresses a different situation, such as a nonbackbone area has no direct adjacency to area 0 and needs an interim compliant backbone connection. An OSPF virtual link logically extends the backbone through a valid transit area. In this question the relevant situation is bGP customer routes with one community should receive higher local preference without affecting all internet routes; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that matching prefixes carry the desired local preference and unrelated routes retain defaults. The specific remedy here concerns match the exact permitted community and then set local preference only for that class.
B:Apply the PBR route map in the ingress interface direction that receives the selected packets addresses a different situation, such as a selected application subnet should exit the backup provider regardless of normal destination routing. IOS policy-based routing evaluates eligible received packets on an ingress interface before normal destination lookup. In this question the relevant situation is bGP customer routes with one community should receive higher local preference without affecting all internet routes; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that matching prefixes carry the desired local preference and unrelated routes retain defaults. The specific remedy here concerns match the exact permitted community and then set local preference only for that class.
C:Filter or tag originated routes at both redistribution boundaries to prevent re-entry addresses a different situation, such as an OSPF and EIGRP campus exchanges routes through two borders and must not reintroduce local routes as external. Multiple redistribution points require an origin-control loop prevention policy. In this question the relevant situation is bGP customer routes with one community should receive higher local preference without affecting all internet routes; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that matching prefixes carry the desired local preference and unrelated routes retain defaults. The specific remedy here concerns match the exact permitted community and then set local preference only for that class.
Question 935
An ENARSI engineer is designing an enterprise deployment: Router remote AAA could fail during disaster yet a protected console path must remain available. Which action most directly implements the technical requirement?
- Verify IPFIX template export and field compatibility at collector
- Use Catalyst Center device health context and correlated telemetry for the affected node
- Test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass
- Configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool
Explanation
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C:Test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass is the direct intervention for this deployment: router remote AAA could fail during disaster yet a protected console path must remain available. Console lines can have distinct AAA controls and must be evaluated for secure recovery. 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 offline console access succeeds for break-glass account with documented audit and physical control.
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A:Verify IPFIX template export and field compatibility at collector addresses a different situation, such as collector sees flow packets but cannot decode custom enterprise fields. Template-based flow protocols communicate record layouts separately from data records. In this question the relevant situation is router remote AAA could fail during disaster yet a protected console path must remain available; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that offline console access succeeds for break-glass account with documented audit and physical control. The specific remedy here concerns test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass.
B:Use Catalyst Center device health context and correlated telemetry for the affected node addresses a different situation, such as assurance dashboard reports a branch device unhealthy despite interface counters appearing normal. Device health aggregates several operational measurements beyond a single interface state. In this question the relevant situation is router remote AAA could fail during disaster yet a protected console path must remain available; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that offline console access succeeds for break-glass account with documented audit and physical control. The specific remedy here concerns test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass.
D:Configure exclusions and check existing lease conflicts in correct DHCP pool addresses a different situation, such as a DHCP pool should avoid handing out statically assigned router and printer IPs. DHCP exclusion prevents automatic allocation of infrastructure addresses. In this question the relevant situation is router remote AAA could fail during disaster yet a protected console path must remain available; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that offline console access succeeds for break-glass account with documented audit and physical control. The specific remedy here concerns test console authentication and authorized local break-glass workflow without exposing unprotected bypass.
Question 936
An engineer is investigating Inbound route filtering. The expected design is that an internal router must reject a specific received external prefix without changing neighbor sessions; instead a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Correct L3 interface MTU mismatch rather than routinely bypassing OSPF MTU checks
- Match OSPF hello/dead intervals on the peering interfaces
- Validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path
- Evaluate supported remove-private-as behavior and exception cases on external neighbor
Explanation
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C:Validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path corrects the specific failure: a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change. Import filtering controls accepted route information while export filtering controls advertised routes to peers. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that neighbor remains established while a route-specific inbound policy counter proves rejection.
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A:Correct L3 interface MTU mismatch rather than routinely bypassing OSPF MTU checks addresses a different situation, such as two WAN routers have OSPF neighbors repeatedly stuck Exstart/Exchange. OSPF database description MTU mismatch can block reliable exchange. In this question the relevant situation is a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that neighbor remains established while a route-specific inbound policy counter proves rejection. The specific remedy here concerns validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path.
B:Match OSPF hello/dead intervals on the peering interfaces addresses a different situation, such as campus distribution uses 10/40 hello/dead timers but a new peer uses 1/4. OSPF rejects incompatible hello parameters during neighbor formation. In this question the relevant situation is a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that neighbor remains established while a route-specific inbound policy counter proves rejection. The specific remedy here concerns validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path.
D:Evaluate supported remove-private-as behavior and exception cases on external neighbor addresses a different situation, such as customer ASNs from private range should not propagate toward public transit where policy forbids them. Private AS filtering can clean customer AS numbers in controlled eBGP export but depends on path conditions. In this question the relevant situation is a route appears in the protocol exchange but is missing from the intended local RIB after a filter change; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that neighbor remains established while a route-specific inbound policy counter proves rejection. The specific remedy here concerns validate route-map direction and associated prefix matches on the correct incoming update path.
Question 937
During the design review, spokes configured with different IKE encryption parameters fail to negotiate hub security association. A technician proposes to compare IKE policies/proposals and peer authentication material on both ends. Which network principle best explains the proposal?
- IPsec negotiation requires compatible cryptographic transforms and authentication
- MPLS core forwarding can rely on transport labels without customer VRF awareness
- Penultimate hop popping removes the outer label before the egress when advertised behavior permits
- RD distinguishes otherwise identical IPv4 prefixes in the VPNv4 control plane but does not enforce import policy
Explanation
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A:IPsec negotiation requires compatible cryptographic transforms and authentication. The recommended action is to compare IKE policies/proposals and peer authentication material on both ends because the network requirement is spokes configured with different IKE encryption parameters fail to negotiate hub security association. It tests the specific operating property responsible for the behavior, not a generic device reboot. Its predicted observable result is that matching IKE and child SAs establish with protected packet counters.
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B:MPLS core forwarding can rely on transport labels without customer VRF awareness is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to inspect LFIB label-switched paths rather than assuming P routers must hold customer routes when a core P router forwards labeled traffic without customer VPN IP routes. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to compare IKE policies/proposals and peer authentication material on both ends. The controlling principle is instead that iPsec negotiation requires compatible cryptographic transforms and authentication.
C:Penultimate hop popping removes the outer label before the egress when advertised behavior permits is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to validate implicit-null advertisement and PHP behavior on the relevant LSP when a provider expects egress PE to avoid redundant outer transport label processing. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to compare IKE policies/proposals and peer authentication material on both ends. The controlling principle is instead that iPsec negotiation requires compatible cryptographic transforms and authentication.
D:RD distinguishes otherwise identical IPv4 prefixes in the VPNv4 control plane but does not enforce import policy is a real technical distinction, but it supports the different operation to assign intended unique route distinguishers for overlapping VPNv4 NLRI when two customers use identical 10.1.0.0/16 and must remain distinguishable in an MPLS L3VPN. It does not explain the selected intervention in this case, namely to compare IKE policies/proposals and peer authentication material on both ends. The controlling principle is instead that iPsec negotiation requires compatible cryptographic transforms and authentication.
Question 938
An incident caused this behavior: Operator performs disruptive hard reset to apply a prefix-policy change despite route-refresh capability. The engineer implements the correction to use supported inbound soft reconfiguration or route refresh while verifying neighbor capability. Which test result best establishes that the specific fault is resolved?
- Traceroute for the removed component terminates predictably instead of looping through summaries
- Relevant EIGRP query counts decrease and branch prefixes still converge correctly
- Hub receives only selected connected/summary routes from branch
- Neighbor uptime persists and accepted routes reflect the changed policy
Explanation
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D:Neighbor uptime persists and accepted routes reflect the changed policy. This is the most direct proof that the targeted correction to use supported inbound soft reconfiguration or route refresh while verifying neighbor capability addresses the observed incident: operator performs disruptive hard reset to apply a prefix-policy change despite route-refresh capability. Route refresh can reprocess advertised routes without tearing down the BGP session. A successful configuration commit without this measurable outcome would be insufficient validation.
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A:Traceroute for the removed component terminates predictably instead of looping through summaries would validate the different intervention to validate summary ownership and add precise exception routes or fail-closed discard behavior as designed for a scenario such as packets destined to a removed subnet bounce between the summary origin and an alternate upstream router. It does not test the present fault—operator performs disruptive hard reset to apply a prefix-policy change despite route-refresh capability—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that neighbor uptime persists and accepted routes reflect the changed policy.
B:Relevant EIGRP query counts decrease and branch prefixes still converge correctly would validate the different intervention to configure suitable EIGRP stub advertisement and summarization at designed query boundaries for a scenario such as edge failure generates broad EIGRP queries and remote routers repeatedly report stuck-in-active. It does not test the present fault—operator performs disruptive hard reset to apply a prefix-policy change despite route-refresh capability—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that neighbor uptime persists and accepted routes reflect the changed policy.
C:Hub receives only selected connected/summary routes from branch would validate the different intervention to set intended EIGRP stub route classes and check advertised prefixes for a scenario such as branch unexpectedly redistributes external routes toward hub when stub policy is too permissive. It does not test the present fault—operator performs disruptive hard reset to apply a prefix-policy change despite route-refresh capability—or show that the proposed remedy is working. The discriminating observation here is that neighbor uptime persists and accepted routes reflect the changed policy.
Question 939
An engineer is investigating AAA method-list fallback semantics. The expected design is that router console should use a local account only when central TACACS service is unreachable; instead login using incorrect TACACS credentials succeeds unexpectedly via local fallback. Which focused correction should be tested first?
- Apply an appropriate management-plane restriction such as VTY access-class or control-plane policy
- Separate routing-protocol control traffic into classes with sufficient protected rate limits
- Tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality
- Inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT
Explanation
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D:Inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT corrects the specific failure: login using incorrect TACACS credentials succeeds unexpectedly via local fallback. A rejected central credential should not silently fall back as though the server were unreachable. A change to an adjacent but healthy component would not fix this failure mechanism. Evidence of restoration would be that invalid credential is denied while tested server outage invokes approved local backup.
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A:Apply an appropriate management-plane restriction such as VTY access-class or control-plane policy addresses a different situation, such as edge router needs to restrict management SSH directed at its own loopback. Transit interface ACL and device management-plane admission can be separate enforcement points. In this question the relevant situation is login using incorrect TACACS credentials succeeds unexpectedly via local fallback; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that invalid credential is denied while tested server outage invokes approved local backup. The specific remedy here concerns inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT.
B:Separate routing-protocol control traffic into classes with sufficient protected rate limits addresses a different situation, such as internet edge faces a flood of packets addressed to its CPU but must keep BGP alive. CoPP classifies punted control traffic and protects route processor without indiscriminate blocking. In this question the relevant situation is login using incorrect TACACS credentials succeeds unexpectedly via local fallback; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that invalid credential is denied while tested server outage invokes approved local backup. The specific remedy here concerns inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT.
C:Tune class-specific limits from measured protocol rates and criticality addresses a different situation, such as separate classes must preserve SSH SNMP and BGP under moderate management load. CoPP requires per-traffic-class policy rather than one universal arbitrary threshold. In this question the relevant situation is login using incorrect TACACS credentials succeeds unexpectedly via local fallback; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that invalid credential is denied while tested server outage invokes approved local backup. The specific remedy here concerns inspect AAA fallback order and distinguish server ERROR/unavailable from authentication REJECT.
Question 940
An ENARSI engineer is designing an enterprise deployment: A new spoke uses a different EIGRP autonomous system number from its hub. Which action most directly implements the technical requirement?
- Align EIGRP AS or named address-family scope on both peers
- Stamp route tags during EIGRP-to-OSPF redistribution and match them on downstream policy
- Correct remote-as on each peer to the real neighbor ASN
- Verify OSPF path type preference before tuning costs or changing route origins
Explanation
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A:Align EIGRP AS or named address-family scope on both peers is the direct intervention for this deployment: a new spoke uses a different EIGRP autonomous system number from its hub. EIGRP peering requires compatible EIGRP instance information. 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 peers appear in neighbor table with matching autonomous-system process.
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B:Stamp route tags during EIGRP-to-OSPF redistribution and match them on downstream policy addresses a different situation, such as imported EIGRP branches must be distinguishable from native OSPF advertisements. OSPF external route tags preserve origin classification independently of destination prefix. In this question the relevant situation is a new spoke uses a different EIGRP autonomous system number from its hub; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that peers appear in neighbor table with matching autonomous-system process. The specific remedy here concerns align EIGRP AS or named address-family scope on both peers.
C: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 a new spoke uses a different EIGRP autonomous system number from its hub; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that peers appear in neighbor table with matching autonomous-system process. The specific remedy here concerns align EIGRP AS or named address-family scope on both peers.
D:Verify OSPF path type preference before tuning costs or changing route origins addresses a different situation, such as two OSPF alternatives reach a prefix with different path types and different costs. OSPF prefers intra-area paths over inter-area paths before comparing their costs within that type. In this question the relevant situation is a new spoke uses a different EIGRP autonomous system number from its hub; the alternative changes another control and would not establish that peers appear in neighbor table with matching autonomous-system process. The specific remedy here concerns align EIGRP AS or named address-family scope on both peers.