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An architect must design a solution that uses the direct link between R1 and R2 for traffic from
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toward network 10.10.20.0/24. Which solution should the architect include in the design?Honestly a bit confused here. Looks like A is right since OSPF uses the lowest cost path, so if you lower the cost on that direct link it'll prefer it over others. Not 100% sure if I'm missing something about multi-area adjacencies but none of the other options seem to fit as well for standard OSPF path selection. Anyone else see it differently?
Refer to the exhibit. The connection between SW2 and SW3 is fiber and occasionally experiences
unidirectional link failure. An architect must optimize the network to reduce the change of layer2
forwarding loops when the link fails. Which solution should the architect include?An enterprise customer has these requirements: end-to-end QoS for the business-critical applications and VoIP services based on CoS marking. flexibility to offer services such as IPv6 and multicast without any reliance on the service provider. support for full-mesh connectivity at Layer 2. Which WAN connectivity option meets these requirements?
Which routes does the overlay management protocol advertise in an SD-WAN overlay?
How is internet access provided to a WAN edge router that is connected to a MPLS transport link?
Refer to the exhibit. An architect reviews the low-level design of a company's enterprise network and
advises optimizing the STP convergence time. Which functionality must be to Gi1/0/1-10 to follow
the architect's recommendation?Is the priority here minimizing convergence for user access ports, or protecting switch roles? That would change between A and C.
