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Answer 23 questions in 15 minutes.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. How do you filter autorp multicast groups?
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2. How do you configure a Multicast RP mapping agent?
Mac address-table aging-timer 10 vlan 88 - show mac address-table aging-timer
On the mapping agent: Create an access list to define the RP's - access-list 25 permit 150.1.3.3 - Create and access list to define the groups - access-list 26 permit 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - Apply the filter - ip pim rp-announce-filter rp-list 25 g
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Interface config - int looopback 0 - ip pim sparse-dense-mode - Global Config - ip pim send-rp-discovery loopback 0 scope 20
3. How do you configure a Multicast RP candidate?
On the mapping agent: Create an access list to define the RP's - access-list 25 permit 150.1.3.3 - Create and access list to define the groups - access-list 26 permit 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - Apply the filter - ip pim rp-announce-filter rp-list 25 g
Terminal services / Appendix / Regexp.
Interface config - int looopback 0 - ip pim sparse-dense-mode - Global Config - ip pim send-rp-announce loopback 0 scope 20
Class-map type port-filter - policy-map type port-filter - service-policy type port-filter
4. List the BGP decision process
Global Config - Create reflexive access list: ip access-list extended OUTBOUND - permit tcp any any reflect REFLECTED - Create inbound access list that will evaluate reflected. - ip access-list extended INBOUND - evaluate REFLECTED - Apply to outer i
Highest Weight - Highest Local Pref - Locally originated - Shortest AS-Path - Lowest origin type (IGP - EGP - Incomplete) - Lowest MED - EBGP over IBGP - Lowest IGP Metric - Oldest Route - Lowest Router ID
Multicast Boundary:On upstream router: Create Access List of group to deny - remember to allow others - access-list 51 deny 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - access-list 51 permit 224.0.0.0 5.255.255.255 - Configure the boundary on the interface facing downs
On the mapping agent: Create an access list to define the RP's - access-list 25 permit 150.1.3.3 - Create and access list to define the groups - access-list 26 permit 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - Apply the filter - ip pim rp-announce-filter rp-list 25 g
5. How do you penalize flapping BGP routes? Verification?
Global Config - ip pim autorp listener
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
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Router bgp100 - bgp dampening 15 500 3000 60 - (half life - re-use limit - suppress limit - maximum suppress time)
6. What is the process for configuring Trunking and VTP. How do we check our work.
Highest Weight - Highest Local Pref - Locally originated - Shortest AS-Path - Lowest origin type (IGP - EGP - Incomplete) - Lowest MED - EBGP over IBGP - Lowest IGP Metric - Oldest Route - Lowest Router ID
Negotiation conditions - Show interface switchport.
Privilege exec level 2 show run - privilege configure level 2 hostname - privilege configure level 2 interface - privilege interface all level 2 encapsulation - privilege interface level 2 ip access-group
It will show the IP addresses on the device with the subnet mask
7. Configure a reflexive access list to permit traffic out interface Fa0/0 that allows all tcp traffic.
Global Config - Create reflexive access list: ip access-list extended OUTBOUND - permit tcp any any reflect REFLECTED - Create inbound access list that will evaluate reflected. - ip access-list extended INBOUND - evaluate REFLECTED - Apply to outer i
Change interface BW - Change Neighbor Cost - Change Interface ip ospf cost - Change OSPF process reference BW (all routers)
Terminal services / Appendix / Regexp.
Global Config - ip pim autorp listener
8. How do you prevent a router from switching to the shortest path tree once the data flow has begun. Where is the documentation?
Spf-threshold command: Global Config:Define the group with an access list: access-list 52 permit 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - Change the shortest path tree threshold - ip pim spt-threshold infinity group-list 52 - This is documented under: Optimizing PI
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
Global Config - Create reflexive access list: ip access-list extended OUTBOUND - permit tcp any any reflect REFLECTED - Create inbound access list that will evaluate reflected. - ip access-list extended INBOUND - evaluate REFLECTED - Apply to outer i
The neighbor remove-private-as command.
9. How do you affect OSPF path selection
Change interface BW - Change Neighbor Cost - Change Interface ip ospf cost - Change OSPF process reference BW (all routers)
Global Config - ip pim autorp listener
Broadband Access - Aggregation
Interface config - int looopback 0 - ip pim sparse-dense-mode - Global Config - ip pim send-rp-announce loopback 0 scope 20
10. How do you stop private AS numbers from being advertised
Mac address-table aging-timer 10 vlan 88 - show mac address-table aging-timer
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Negotiation conditions - Show interface switchport.
The neighbor remove-private-as command.
11. How can you pass traffic sourced from the router that will not be reflected by the reflexive access list?
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Router bgp100 - bgp dampening 15 500 3000 60 - (half life - re-use limit - suppress limit - maximum suppress time)
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
Interface config - int looopback 0 - ip pim sparse-dense-mode - Global Config - ip pim send-rp-announce loopback 0 scope 20
12. How can you match on closed ports on the router for the purpose of filtering
Multicast Boundary:On upstream router: Create Access List of group to deny - remember to allow others - access-list 51 deny 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - access-list 51 permit 224.0.0.0 5.255.255.255 - Configure the boundary on the interface facing downs
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
Class-map type port-filter - policy-map type port-filter - service-policy type port-filter
Highest Weight - Highest Local Pref - Locally originated - Shortest AS-Path - Lowest origin type (IGP - EGP - Incomplete) - Lowest MED - EBGP over IBGP - Lowest IGP Metric - Oldest Route - Lowest Router ID
13. Move interface encapsulation - interface ip access-group - hostname and show run to level 2
Negotiation conditions - Show interface switchport.
Privilege exec level 2 show run - privilege configure level 2 hostname - privilege configure level 2 interface - privilege interface all level 2 encapsulation - privilege interface level 2 ip access-group
Class-map type port-filter - policy-map type port-filter - service-policy type port-filter
Priority - Link Cost - Router ID - Port Cost
14. Define the neighbor matrix for OSPF network types. Which are unicast vs. multicast - and which needs the explicit neighbor commands.
On the mapping agent: Create an access list to define the RP's - access-list 25 permit 150.1.3.3 - Create and access list to define the groups - access-list 26 permit 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - Apply the filter - ip pim rp-announce-filter rp-list 25 g
Control-plane transit - control-plane host - control-plane cef-exception
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Multicast Boundary:On upstream router: Create Access List of group to deny - remember to allow others - access-list 51 deny 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - access-list 51 permit 224.0.0.0 5.255.255.255 - Configure the boundary on the interface facing downs
15. What does the command 'show protocols' do
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
Mac address-table aging-timer 10 vlan 88 - show mac address-table aging-timer
Router bgp100 - bgp dampening 15 500 3000 60 - (half life - re-use limit - suppress limit - maximum suppress time)
It will show the IP addresses on the device with the subnet mask
16. How do you prevent the console line from performing DNS resolution
Class-map type port-filter - policy-map type port-filter - service-policy type port-filter
Global Config - ip pim autorp listener
Terminal services / Appendix / Regexp.
Transport preferred none
17. What are the for control plane interfaces or modes?
Global Config - ip pim autorp listener
Privilege exec level 2 show run - privilege configure level 2 hostname - privilege configure level 2 interface - privilege interface all level 2 encapsulation - privilege interface level 2 ip access-group
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Control-plane transit - control-plane host - control-plane cef-exception
18. How do you change spanning tree path
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
The neighbor remove-private-as command.
Interface config - int looopback 0 - ip pim sparse-dense-mode - Global Config - ip pim send-rp-discovery loopback 0 scope 20
Priority - Link Cost - Router ID - Port Cost
19. Where in documentation is BGP regular expressions.
Terminal services / Appendix / Regexp.
Highest Weight - Highest Local Pref - Locally originated - Shortest AS-Path - Lowest origin type (IGP - EGP - Incomplete) - Lowest MED - EBGP over IBGP - Lowest IGP Metric - Oldest Route - Lowest Router ID
Broadband Access - Aggregation
Mac address-table aging-timer 10 vlan 88 - show mac address-table aging-timer
20. What is the command to configure the CAM table timers for Vlan 88 to expire in 10 minutes. What is the verification command.
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
Mac address-table aging-timer 10 vlan 88 - show mac address-table aging-timer
On the mapping agent: Create an access list to define the RP's - access-list 25 permit 150.1.3.3 - Create and access list to define the groups - access-list 26 permit 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - Apply the filter - ip pim rp-announce-filter rp-list 25 g
The neighbor remove-private-as command.
21. Where is PPPoE in the documentation
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Global Config - Create reflexive access list: ip access-list extended OUTBOUND - permit tcp any any reflect REFLECTED - Create inbound access list that will evaluate reflected. - ip access-list extended INBOUND - evaluate REFLECTED - Apply to outer i
Transport preferred none
Broadband Access - Aggregation
22. How do you filter administratively scoped groups from transiting a router?
Global Config - Create reflexive access list: ip access-list extended OUTBOUND - permit tcp any any reflect REFLECTED - Create inbound access list that will evaluate reflected. - ip access-list extended INBOUND - evaluate REFLECTED - Apply to outer i
Multicast Boundary:On upstream router: Create Access List of group to deny - remember to allow others - access-list 51 deny 239.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 - access-list 51 permit 224.0.0.0 5.255.255.255 - Configure the boundary on the interface facing downs
You can policy route the traffic through the Loopback interface and then it will hit the reflexive access list. Create access list to match traffic. - ip access-list extended ORIGINATED - permit icmp any any - permit tcp any any eq telnet - Create a
Interface config - int looopback 0 - ip pim sparse-dense-mode - Global Config - ip pim send-rp-discovery loopback 0 scope 20
23. How do you configure autorp when in sparse mode only?
Control-plane transit - control-plane host - control-plane cef-exception
Highest Weight - Highest Local Pref - Locally originated - Shortest AS-Path - Lowest origin type (IGP - EGP - Incomplete) - Lowest MED - EBGP over IBGP - Lowest IGP Metric - Oldest Route - Lowest Router ID
Global Config - ip pim autorp listener
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