Q: 14
Exhibit
Referring to the exhibit, which statement is true about VRRP?
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C. Both routers master means VRRP is running active/active as designed. No signs of a config issue from the exhibit, so C fits here.
Option C If you enable active-active on both routers, master state for each is expected, not a config issue.
C. I've seen similar outputs in Junos practice, both routers as master usually means active/active on VRRP, not a config fault. A is tempting but that's more likely if priorities or IPs were off. Anyone disagree?
C imo. Had something like this in a mock and both routers in master means VRRP active/active, not broken.
A or B. If both routers show the master state, I'd suspect their priorities are equal, which matches B. But without seeing more on the config, I can't rule out A if hello packets aren't reaching each other. Anyone disagree?
Looks like C fits best here. Both routers showing master state can be normal in VRRP active/active setups, not a misconfig. B is a trap-identical priority does it only if preemption is missing, which isn’t shown. Open to other views if I missed something.
Honestly, I'm a bit split between C and B here. Both routers being master could be normal for active/active VRRP setups, but having equal priority without preemption could cause this too. Since the question isn't hinting at a config error though, leaning towards C. Wouldn't rule out B if it was asking about default VRRP behavior.
Makes sense to pick C for this one. Both devices are in master state, which matches VRRP active/active scenarios used for load balancing. Haven't seen anything in the exhibit to suggest it's broken so C should be right.
If both routers show as master, isn't that a sign of VRRP active/active mode unless default behavior was mentioned? I don't see anything in the exhibit to suggest priorities are the same or communication is broken.
Honestly, Juniper loves throwing curveballs on VRRP. Guessing C just like those weird practice sims with both showing master, but wouldn't be shocked if B pops up on the real exam because of defaults.
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Referring to the exhibit, which statement is true about VRRP?