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1 Which BGP routers will become peers and share routing information
BGP routers that are configured with the same network command
BGP routers share routing information with all routers in the same AS by default
BGP routers that are configured with the neighbor command
BGP routers that are configured with the same peer command
2
Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers RTC receives route updates for network
20916520022427 from autonomous system 300 with the weight attribute set to 3000 RTB also learns about network
20916520022427 from autonomous system 200 with a weight of 2000 Which router will be used by RTA as a next hop to
reach this network
RTB because of the lowest weight
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest weight
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
3
Refer to the exhibit Which statement is true
The neighbor at 19010501 is an external peer
The neighbor at 17010202 is an internal peer
RTA is going to advertise that it is part of AS 300
RTA is going to advertise network 1501000 to its neighbors if 1501000 or its subnets are in the IP routing
table
4
Refer to the exhibit Router R2 is currently unable to access network 1721610024 Based on the information in
the exhibit which configuration would fix the problem
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) network 10000 mask 255000
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) network 1721600 mask 25525500
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) no synchronization
R1(config) router eigrp 1
R1(config-router) no auto-summary
5 Which two statements are key characteristics of BGP (Choose two)
It uses cost as its metric
It is a link-state routing protocol
It is a policy-based routing protocol
It uses bandwidth and delay as its metric
It is an advanced distance vector routing protocol
It provides interdomain routing between autonomous systems
6
Refer to the exhibit Which two configurations will allow router R1 to establish a neighbor relationship with router R2
(Choose two)
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168100
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R1(config) router bgp 200
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168200
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
7 An enterprise must interconnect multiple sites Which technology would provide secure and manageable
connections over the Layer 3 ISP network without the additional expense of leased lines
IBGP
IP SLA
MPLS VPN
BGP dual-homed
BGP dual-multihomed
8 An enterprise has routers with limited resources but requires the best path to selected external networks Which
multihoming option would provide the best solution
multihoming with default routes from all providers
multihoming with full Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with default routes and partial Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with partial Internet routes from one provider and default routes from all other providers
9
Refer to the exhibit An organization has configured a multihomed solution using EBGP between two edge
routers and two ISPs The edge routers are receiving only default routes from each ISP EBGP peer Which two
statements are true of this solution (Choose two)
EIGRP will choose the best route to exit the autonomous system
Traffic between the ISPs will be routed through autonomous system 65500
All routers in autonomous system 65500 must have complete knowledge of external routes
A TCP session must be established between the edge routers and the ISP routers
Full-mesh IBGP must be configured in autonomous system 65500 for internal hosts to reach the ISPs
10
Refer to the exhibit Autonomous system 65500 is routing traffic between two external BGP autonomous
systems autonomous system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 Synchronization is disabled on BGP in
autonomous system 65500 Which routers should have IBGP peer relationships for routing between autonomous
system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 to work properly
R1 and R5
R1 R3 and R4
R1 R3 R4 and R5
ISP A R1 R5 and ISP B
11 What is the range of autonomous system numbers reserved for private use
1 to 32768
1 to 65535
32768 to 65535
64512 to 65535
65512 to 65535
12
Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers Router RTC has the local preference for network
20916520022427 set to 200 and router RTB has a local preference set to 150 for the same network Which router will be used
by RTA as a next hop to reach network 20916529922427
RTB because of the lowest local preference
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest local preference
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
13
Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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reach this network
RTB because of the lowest weight
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest weight
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
3
Refer to the exhibit Which statement is true
The neighbor at 19010501 is an external peer
The neighbor at 17010202 is an internal peer
RTA is going to advertise that it is part of AS 300
RTA is going to advertise network 1501000 to its neighbors if 1501000 or its subnets are in the IP routing
table
4
Refer to the exhibit Router R2 is currently unable to access network 1721610024 Based on the information in
the exhibit which configuration would fix the problem
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) network 10000 mask 255000
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) network 1721600 mask 25525500
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) no synchronization
R1(config) router eigrp 1
R1(config-router) no auto-summary
5 Which two statements are key characteristics of BGP (Choose two)
It uses cost as its metric
It is a link-state routing protocol
It is a policy-based routing protocol
It uses bandwidth and delay as its metric
It is an advanced distance vector routing protocol
It provides interdomain routing between autonomous systems
6
Refer to the exhibit Which two configurations will allow router R1 to establish a neighbor relationship with router R2
(Choose two)
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168100
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R1(config) router bgp 200
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168200
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
7 An enterprise must interconnect multiple sites Which technology would provide secure and manageable
connections over the Layer 3 ISP network without the additional expense of leased lines
IBGP
IP SLA
MPLS VPN
BGP dual-homed
BGP dual-multihomed
8 An enterprise has routers with limited resources but requires the best path to selected external networks Which
multihoming option would provide the best solution
multihoming with default routes from all providers
multihoming with full Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with default routes and partial Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with partial Internet routes from one provider and default routes from all other providers
9
Refer to the exhibit An organization has configured a multihomed solution using EBGP between two edge
routers and two ISPs The edge routers are receiving only default routes from each ISP EBGP peer Which two
statements are true of this solution (Choose two)
EIGRP will choose the best route to exit the autonomous system
Traffic between the ISPs will be routed through autonomous system 65500
All routers in autonomous system 65500 must have complete knowledge of external routes
A TCP session must be established between the edge routers and the ISP routers
Full-mesh IBGP must be configured in autonomous system 65500 for internal hosts to reach the ISPs
10
Refer to the exhibit Autonomous system 65500 is routing traffic between two external BGP autonomous
systems autonomous system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 Synchronization is disabled on BGP in
autonomous system 65500 Which routers should have IBGP peer relationships for routing between autonomous
system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 to work properly
R1 and R5
R1 R3 and R4
R1 R3 R4 and R5
ISP A R1 R5 and ISP B
11 What is the range of autonomous system numbers reserved for private use
1 to 32768
1 to 65535
32768 to 65535
64512 to 65535
65512 to 65535
12
Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers Router RTC has the local preference for network
20916520022427 set to 200 and router RTB has a local preference set to 150 for the same network Which router will be used
by RTA as a next hop to reach network 20916529922427
RTB because of the lowest local preference
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest local preference
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
13
Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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Refer to the exhibit Router R2 is currently unable to access network 1721610024 Based on the information in
the exhibit which configuration would fix the problem
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) network 10000 mask 255000
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) network 1721600 mask 25525500
R1(config) router bgp 65100
R1(config-router) no synchronization
R1(config) router eigrp 1
R1(config-router) no auto-summary
5 Which two statements are key characteristics of BGP (Choose two)
It uses cost as its metric
It is a link-state routing protocol
It is a policy-based routing protocol
It uses bandwidth and delay as its metric
It is an advanced distance vector routing protocol
It provides interdomain routing between autonomous systems
6
Refer to the exhibit Which two configurations will allow router R1 to establish a neighbor relationship with router R2
(Choose two)
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168100
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R1(config) router bgp 200
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168200
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
7 An enterprise must interconnect multiple sites Which technology would provide secure and manageable
connections over the Layer 3 ISP network without the additional expense of leased lines
IBGP
IP SLA
MPLS VPN
BGP dual-homed
BGP dual-multihomed
8 An enterprise has routers with limited resources but requires the best path to selected external networks Which
multihoming option would provide the best solution
multihoming with default routes from all providers
multihoming with full Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with default routes and partial Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with partial Internet routes from one provider and default routes from all other providers
9
Refer to the exhibit An organization has configured a multihomed solution using EBGP between two edge
routers and two ISPs The edge routers are receiving only default routes from each ISP EBGP peer Which two
statements are true of this solution (Choose two)
EIGRP will choose the best route to exit the autonomous system
Traffic between the ISPs will be routed through autonomous system 65500
All routers in autonomous system 65500 must have complete knowledge of external routes
A TCP session must be established between the edge routers and the ISP routers
Full-mesh IBGP must be configured in autonomous system 65500 for internal hosts to reach the ISPs
10
Refer to the exhibit Autonomous system 65500 is routing traffic between two external BGP autonomous
systems autonomous system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 Synchronization is disabled on BGP in
autonomous system 65500 Which routers should have IBGP peer relationships for routing between autonomous
system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 to work properly
R1 and R5
R1 R3 and R4
R1 R3 R4 and R5
ISP A R1 R5 and ISP B
11 What is the range of autonomous system numbers reserved for private use
1 to 32768
1 to 65535
32768 to 65535
64512 to 65535
65512 to 65535
12
Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers Router RTC has the local preference for network
20916520022427 set to 200 and router RTB has a local preference set to 150 for the same network Which router will be used
by RTA as a next hop to reach network 20916529922427
RTB because of the lowest local preference
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest local preference
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
13
Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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Refer to the exhibit Which two configurations will allow router R1 to establish a neighbor relationship with router R2
(Choose two)
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config) router bgp 100
R1(config-router) network 192168100
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R1(config) router bgp 200
R1(config-router) network 192168200
R1(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168100
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200226 remote-as 200
R2(config) router bgp 200
R2(config-router) network 192168200
R2(config-router) neighbor 209165200225 remote-as 100
7 An enterprise must interconnect multiple sites Which technology would provide secure and manageable
connections over the Layer 3 ISP network without the additional expense of leased lines
IBGP
IP SLA
MPLS VPN
BGP dual-homed
BGP dual-multihomed
8 An enterprise has routers with limited resources but requires the best path to selected external networks Which
multihoming option would provide the best solution
multihoming with default routes from all providers
multihoming with full Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with default routes and partial Internet routes from all providers
multihoming with partial Internet routes from one provider and default routes from all other providers
9
Refer to the exhibit An organization has configured a multihomed solution using EBGP between two edge
routers and two ISPs The edge routers are receiving only default routes from each ISP EBGP peer Which two
statements are true of this solution (Choose two)
EIGRP will choose the best route to exit the autonomous system
Traffic between the ISPs will be routed through autonomous system 65500
All routers in autonomous system 65500 must have complete knowledge of external routes
A TCP session must be established between the edge routers and the ISP routers
Full-mesh IBGP must be configured in autonomous system 65500 for internal hosts to reach the ISPs
10
Refer to the exhibit Autonomous system 65500 is routing traffic between two external BGP autonomous
systems autonomous system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 Synchronization is disabled on BGP in
autonomous system 65500 Which routers should have IBGP peer relationships for routing between autonomous
system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 to work properly
R1 and R5
R1 R3 and R4
R1 R3 R4 and R5
ISP A R1 R5 and ISP B
11 What is the range of autonomous system numbers reserved for private use
1 to 32768
1 to 65535
32768 to 65535
64512 to 65535
65512 to 65535
12
Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers Router RTC has the local preference for network
20916520022427 set to 200 and router RTB has a local preference set to 150 for the same network Which router will be used
by RTA as a next hop to reach network 20916529922427
RTB because of the lowest local preference
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest local preference
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
13
Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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Refer to the exhibit An organization has configured a multihomed solution using EBGP between two edge
routers and two ISPs The edge routers are receiving only default routes from each ISP EBGP peer Which two
statements are true of this solution (Choose two)
EIGRP will choose the best route to exit the autonomous system
Traffic between the ISPs will be routed through autonomous system 65500
All routers in autonomous system 65500 must have complete knowledge of external routes
A TCP session must be established between the edge routers and the ISP routers
Full-mesh IBGP must be configured in autonomous system 65500 for internal hosts to reach the ISPs
10
Refer to the exhibit Autonomous system 65500 is routing traffic between two external BGP autonomous
systems autonomous system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 Synchronization is disabled on BGP in
autonomous system 65500 Which routers should have IBGP peer relationships for routing between autonomous
system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 to work properly
R1 and R5
R1 R3 and R4
R1 R3 R4 and R5
ISP A R1 R5 and ISP B
11 What is the range of autonomous system numbers reserved for private use
1 to 32768
1 to 65535
32768 to 65535
64512 to 65535
65512 to 65535
12
Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers Router RTC has the local preference for network
20916520022427 set to 200 and router RTB has a local preference set to 150 for the same network Which router will be used
by RTA as a next hop to reach network 20916529922427
RTB because of the lowest local preference
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest local preference
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
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Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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Refer to the exhibit Autonomous system 65500 is routing traffic between two external BGP autonomous
systems autonomous system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 Synchronization is disabled on BGP in
autonomous system 65500 Which routers should have IBGP peer relationships for routing between autonomous
system 65200 and autonomous system 65100 to work properly
R1 and R5
R1 R3 and R4
R1 R3 R4 and R5
ISP A R1 R5 and ISP B
11 What is the range of autonomous system numbers reserved for private use
1 to 32768
1 to 65535
32768 to 65535
64512 to 65535
65512 to 65535
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Refer to the exhibit BGP sessions are established between all routers Router RTC has the local preference for network
20916520022427 set to 200 and router RTB has a local preference set to 150 for the same network Which router will be used
by RTA as a next hop to reach network 20916529922427
RTB because of the lowest local preference
RTB because of the slow 64 kbs link
RTB because of the shortest AS_Path
RTC because of the highest local preference
RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
13
Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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RTC because of the longest AS_Path
RTC because of the T1 link
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Refer to the exhibit Router R1 is receiving the prefix 10220016 from an IBGP peer The prefix appears in the
BGP table of R1 but not in the IP routing table What could be preventing R1 from installing 10220016 in the
routing table
automatic summarization disabled
EBGP multihop misconfiguration
incorrect use of the update-source command
route dampening
synchronization
14 How can static routes be dynamically injected into BGP
Create the static routes with an administrative distance equal to BGP
Apply the redistribute static command to the BGP configuration
Create a prefix list that covers the scope of the networks that are specified by the static routes
Use route maps instead of static routes to dynamically update the convergence
15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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15 Which two options best describe an exterior routing protocol (EGP) (Choose two)
an interdomain routing protocol
an intradomain routing protocol
a routing protocol that is used for intradomain routing such as IS-IS and OSPFv3
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information within an autonomous system
a routing protocol that exchanges routing information between different autonomous systems
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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Refer to the exhibit Based on the show ip bgp summary and debug ip bgp output which two statements must be true
(Choose two)
The router at 1025522 is an EBGP peer
The ebgp multi-hop command is missing from the BGP configuration
R1 has established an EBGP peering relationship
R1 is directly connected to an IBGP peer
R1 cannot route BGP packets to 1025522
17 Which BGP attribute is used by BGP to ensure a loop-free topology on the Internet
Next_hop
As_path
local preference
Atomic aggregate
Origin
18
Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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Refer to the exhibit A network administrator in autonomous system 65100 has set up a dual-homed BGP
connection with an ISP The administrator would like to ensure that all traffic from the ISP enters the
autonomous system through router R1 Which BGP attribute can the administrator configure on routers R1 and
R2 to accomplish this
multi_exit_discriminator
local preference
aggregate
next-hop
weight
19 Which routes are available to a BGP speaker to advertise to peers once an adjacency is formed
only routes in the IP routing table
only routes in the BGP forwarding database
only routes that are learned from IBGP peers in the same autonomous system
any route in either the IP routing table or BGP forwarding database
20 What is a disadvantage to multihoming and accepting only a default route from each ISP
Because of load balancing between ISPs suboptimal routing may occur
Because routers will select the edge router based on the IGP metric suboptimal routing may occur
Because routing loops within the IGP routing domain may occur only a single ISP connection can be used
Because no more than one default route can be advertised into the IGP routing domain only a single ISP
connection can be used
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