SPRI - Route Redistribution

Question 1

Q

Answer 1

A

Question 2

In which types of routers can filters be applied in OSPF?

Answer 2

ABR and ASBR

Question 3

In ISIS, under what conditions can filters be applied?

Answer 3

Route leaking: L1 > L2 (default redistribution), L2 > L1 (non-default redistribution), Redistribution

Question 4

What resource can be used to simplify route-map matches?

Answer 4

ip prefix-list AS65-IN seq 5 permit 65.0.0.0/24, ip policy-list POLICYLIST1 permit, match ip address prefix-list AS65-IN, route-map AS65-IN permit 10, match policy-list POLICYLIST1, set local-preference 200

Question 5

Route maps have an implicit permit at the end. If there are no specific matches, then routes are dropped.

Answer 5

false, implicit deny

Question 6

The policy below changes the MED to 50 but drops the prefix because there is no explicit pass.

Answer 6

False, it allows.

Question 7

The policy below allows the receipt of a prefix because there is no explicit drop.

Answer 7

False, the drop is implicit.

Question 8

What will be the action of the policy below?

Answer 8

drop

Question 9

What command is used within a policy to invoke another policy?

Answer 9

apply, route-policy SET-LP200, set local-preference 20, end-policy, route-policy SET-MED50, set med 50, end-policy, route-policy AS65-IN, apply SET-MED50, apply SET-LP200

Question 10

In IOS, it is possible to define global variables for use in RPL.

Answer 10

True

Question 11

In XPL, matches-every (11:10, 11:11, 11:12) requires that all communities are marked on the prefix to match.

Answer 11

True, a prefix with only 1 or 2 of the communities will not match

Question 12

In the sentence below, the prefix 10.0.0.0/8 will match.

Answer 12

false, only /32

Question 13

What editors are available for editing RPL elements?

Answer 13

nano, vim, emacs (default nano ?)

Question 14

What command to view active route-policies?

Answer 14

show rpl active route-policy

Question 15

What command to view inactive route-policies?

Answer 15

show rpl unused route-policy

Question 16

What command to see which peers the route-policy AS65-IN is associated with?

Answer 16

show rpl route-policy AS65-IN attachpoints

Question 17

What command to view the route-policy AS65-IN as well as all other rpl objects associated with it?

Answer 17

show rpl route-policy AS65-IN detail

Question 18

How can the policy test be tested? In which direction does the command test?

Answer 18

show bgp route-policy test, Direction in

Question 19

What are the default seed metrics for RIP and EIGRP?

Answer 19

infinite except when the source is static or connected

Question 20

What is the default seed metric for redistributed routes in IGP > OSPF? What type of route?

Answer 20

Metric 20 when the source is other IGP, except when the source is another process

Question 21

What is the default seed metric for redistributed routes in OSPF > OSPF? What type of route?

Answer 21

The metric value is copied when the type is E1

Question 22

What is the default seed metric for redistributed routes in BGP > OSPF? What type of route?

Answer 22

Metric 1, type E2

Question 23

What is the metric value for infinite for RIP and EIGRP?

Answer 23

0

Question 24

What is the default seed metric for ISIS?

Answer 24

0, the best cost

Question 25

RIP and EIGRP redistribute a route for which the seed metric has not been defined.

Answer 25

false

Question 26

The IGP metric will be copied to the BGP MED

Answer 26

true

Question 27

In what ways can the seed metric be configured?

Answer 27

At the process level and in the redistribution command

Question 28

What are the safe conditions for one-way multipoint redistribution?

Answer 28

The destination protocol must support different metrics for external and internal routes (BGP and EIGRP), The metric for external routes in the destination protocol must be higher than the metric in the source protocol

Question 29

What are the recommended measures for two-way redistribution?

Answer 29

Only internal routes should be exchanged between protocols, Routes should be filtered based on tags, The metric should be propagated between protocols

Question 30

What is the administrative distance for connected and static routes?

Answer 30

0 and 1

Question 31

What is the administrative distance for Internal EIGRP, External EIGRP, and Summary EIGRP?

Answer 31

90, 170, and 5

Question 32

What is the administrative distance for ISIS, RIP, and OSPF?

Answer 32

115, 120, and 110

Question 33

What command is used to change the AD of routing protocols?

Answer 33

distance

Question 34

In OSPF, is it possible to set a different AD for external, internal intra-area, and internal inter-area routes?

Answer 34

True

Question 35

In IOS XR, it is not possible to set different ADs by address families in ISIS.

Answer 35

false, it is possible