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An engineer must configure a floating static route on an external EIGRP network. The destination subnet is the /29 on the LAN Interface of R86. Which command must be executed on R14?
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I don’t think it’s C, the mask in D looks more like what I’d expect for this subnet. C’s values seem off based on how these floating static routes usually show up in lab sims.
Its D, since the mask matches what I expect for that /29 more than C does. Pretty sure about this from similar practice questions, but open to being wrong if I missed something subtle.
C/D? Had something like this in a mock, but leaning C since the mask looks right to me.
C , since it's got the right /29 mask, next-hop, and AD set to 171 so it floats. Only thing I'm doubting is if there's some typo, but pretty sure this matches Cisco logic.
C pretty sure. Mask and next-hop line up and AD 171 floats above ext EIGRP.
C is the best pick since it sets the correct /29 network and mask for the LAN and bumps the admin distance to 171 so it only takes over if external EIGRP (AD 170) fails. Pretty sure that's exactly how Cisco wants it, but let me know if I missed something!
C is correct, had something like this in a mock. The subnet mask and AD 171 make it float above external EIGRP (170). Pretty sure that's the intent, but open to other takes.
I’d say C, since the trap is the AD value. Needs to be higher than EIGRP external (170). Not 100 percent, but fits.
C makes sense here since it uses the correct /29 mask (255.255.255.248), points to the right next-hop, and sets an AD higher than EIGRP external's 170. Floating static needs that AD to be higher or it won't actually act as a backup. Pretty sure this is what the question wants, but open if someone spots a config typo.
Mask on D actually matches the /29 so I’d pick D for this.
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