QUESTION: 25

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Based on the default SROS Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) timer settings and the configuration shown:
If the Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) removes its route to the BGP neighbor 192.0.2.2, how long will BGP wait to drop its peering session with that neighbor router?

0 seconds
30 seconds
90 seconds
170 seconds

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 26

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Given the topology shown:
With Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) peer tracking enabled, what will router MLS1 do if the Interior

Gateway Protocol (IGP) removes the route to its BGP peer MLS2 system ID?

It will look for an alternate route reflection peer
It will shut down BGP route reflection
It will set its peering session state to connect
It will try to peer with one of the POC3 routers

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 27

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Given the topology and the Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) Label Switch Path (LSP) and path configurations shown:
You wish to protect the LSP POC3-1_POC3-2 with a manual bypass tunnel.
Which statement correctly describes the manual bypass tunnel configuration requirement for the ring topology shown?

All nodes must have manual bypass enabled in the MPLS context
All nodes must have fast reroute facility enabled in the MPLS context.
The bypass tunnel first hop must avoid the protected LSP's tail end router
Each node must have a bypass-only tunnel configured to terminate on POC3-2

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 28

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Which field in the show command result indicates that the router MLS1 is configured as a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) route reflector?

Peer Type;
Group:
Peer AS:
Cluster Id:

Answer(s): D

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