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9 hours ago, hem777 said:

This seems to be correct , i don't feel in updated file it's correct answer . Any comments will be highly appreciated

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correct answer is A

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The answer should be B, as Layer 3 switch, or multilayer switch, can do all the job of a layer 2 switch and additional static routing and dynamic routing as well.

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On 3/17/2022 at 6:51 AM, keje said:

B is correct, this would be similar to a DCI link which terminates on the core and not on access or aggregation switches

it is VLAN extension, so from the agg in DC-1 to agg in DC-2. Traffic would be encapsulated and send through the routed network. E.g; OTV

Correct Answer is D

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13 hours ago, xnord19 said:

Guys Anybody knows what is the difference between CoPP and CPP ? Thanks

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Option B should read "CPPr" - and thats the correct answer

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On 5/14/2022 at 1:58 PM, APanz said:

ive pass the exam with 800++ scores using version 3.16.. thanks to @keje for his time and effort.. Thanks again.. 

Congrats! It was as I stated

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Hi,

another MC question 🙂

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If the service provider is managing the CEs and they do not support MC. Shouldn`t the answer here be "E" since we need to configure GRE plus PIM at both ends ? 

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Guys,

 

I'm gonna take the exam on Monday - I hope this file is the latest update @keje?

 

@xnord19I'm gonna go with E on the last one but for PIM-SSM Im not sure cause PM-SM supports SPT as well after the switchover

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3 hours ago, bruh82 said:

Guys,

 

I'm gonna take the exam on Monday - I hope this file is the latest update @keje?

 

@xnord19I'm gonna go with E on the last one but for PIM-SSM Im not sure cause PM-SM supports SPT as well after the switchover

yes, currently this is stable you should be good,

 

@xnord19 in a production environment you would do this between the CE routers and its what is recommended. so the answer is B

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passed today. 831 points. dump is valid. enough to pass.

i selected "traffic shaping" answer for DaaS question, and "successfully, no RPF check" for multicast. 

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4 hours ago, jalocha said:

passed today. 831 points. dump is valid. enough to pass.

i selected "traffic shaping" answer for DaaS question, and "successfully, no RPF check" for multicast. 

congratulations and thanks for the update 🙂
 

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I`m confused between the fist 2 top boxes on the right side, they both seem as "performance Management" what do you guys think ?

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