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Which of the following attributes cannot be directly referenced in an apply clause of a route-policy?
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C or D for me. Community and tag are obvious apply candidates, but I've seen origin get tricky in some other vendors, maybe it's a trap here? Not sure B is right.
B tbh
B tbh, IP-prefix is only for matching in the if-match part, not something you can call out in apply. You can set community, tag, and origin in apply, but prefix itself isn’t changeable there. Pretty sure on this, correct me if I’m off.
I remember a similar scenario from labs in exam reports, B. IP-prefix can only be matched, not referenced in the apply clause.
B is right, you can only use IP-prefix in if-match, not apply. Official Huawei docs and hands-on labs make that pretty clear. Someone correct me if I missed a special case.
A is wrong, B. IP-prefix acts as a match condition not something you can set in the apply section of a Huawei route-policy. Pretty sure that's what the question wants, but let me know if I missed some nuance.
B or D? In VRP, IP-prefix can't be directly referenced in apply, but origin sometimes gets tricky on certain platforms.
Anyone else using the official Huawei guide for route-policy syntax? Practice exams also help get familiar with if-match vs apply logic.
B
I think D
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