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Question No : 1

Which security feature can help prevent spoofed packets on the network?

A. uRPF
B. ACLs
C. DAI
D. DHCP spoofing

Answer: A

Question No : 2

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Drag the rule on the left to match the appropriate activity on the right.

Answer: 

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Question No : 3
A company requires redundancy for its multihomed BGP external connections. What two features can be configured on the WAN routers to automate failover for both outbound and inbound traffic? (Choose two.)

A. AS path prepending
B. local preference
C. floating static route
D. HSRP
E. MED
F. weight


Answer: A,D

Question No : 4

A network design engineer has been asked to reduce the size of the SPT on an IS-IS broadcast network. Which option should the engineer recommend to accomplish this task?

A. Configure the links as point-to-multipoint.
B. Configure QoS in all links.
C. Configure a new NET address.
D. Configure the links as point-to-point.


Answer: D

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Question No : 5
An organization is designing the IP allocation of a new site. It currently has 12 separate IP segments. Each segment must be /24, accommodate 25% of growth, and be easily summarized.Which summarized IP block can be subnetted to meet these requirements?

A. /18
B. /19
C. /20
D. /21


Answer: C

Question No : 6
 What are the two methods of ensuring that the RPF check passes? (Choose two.)

A. implementing static mroutes
B. implementing OSPF routing protocol
C. implementing MBGP
D. disabling the interface of the router back to the multicast source
E. disabling BGP routing protocol

Answer: A,C

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Question No : 7

A BGP network is having difficulty scaling with the full mesh peer requirement. What two iBGP alternates can scale BGP appropriately? (Choose two.)

A. communities
B. route reflectors
C. confederations
D. peer groups
E. peer templates

Answer: B,C

Question No : 8
A designer should have which three technologies in the network before configuring MPLS Layer 3 VPNs? (Choose three.)

A. MPLS
B. LDP
C. Cisco Express Forwarding
D. VSS
E. vPC
F. VRRP

Answer: A,B,C

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Question No : 9
When a Cisco ASA adaptive security appliance is configured for active/standby failover, which MAC address is used for the active unit?

A. the MAC address of the primary unit
B. the MAC address of the secondary unit
C. the virtual MAC address
D. the standby MAC address

Answer: A

Question No : 10
Which statement about the ToR design model is true?

A. It can shorten cable runs and simplify rack connectivity.
B. Each ToR switch must be individually managed.
C. Multiple ToR switches can be interconnected to provide a loop-free spanning-tree infrastructure.
D. It can connect servers that are located in separate racks.

Answer: A

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With Cisco, Apple weaves itself into enterprise infrastructure

There is no longer any credible way to dismiss Apple as a viable choice for enterprise IT

Apple is on course to become the most secure platform provider in the modern enterprise, and Cisco is helping this happen.

You heard that right

“If your enterprise and company is using Cisco and Apple the combination should make the [cybersecurity] insurance cost significantly less for you than it would if you were using some other personal network side and the other operating system in the mobile area,” Apple CEO, Tim Cook, told Cisco Live.

This is a big deal and Cook’s appearance at the show confirms the growing bond between the two firms – and confirms (all over again) that Apple is resolute in its determination to transform enterprise IT infrastructure. Cook even cited the “deeper partnership” with Cisco.

The big reveals

Apple and Cisco confirmed the two firms are working together in lots of ways, including the new announcement around Cisco Security Connector, which should appear late this year.

Cisco says this system lets enterprises take a deep look at what is happening on enterprise-owned mobile devices.

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As I understand it, both Apple and Cisco are building on the inherent iOS platform’s security advantages, introducing the added protections enterprise users need to survive in an age of increasingly complex cyberattacks.

Cisco describes its solution (which combines security functionality from Cisco Umbrella and Cisco Clarity in a single app) as providing organizations with tools to boost visibility, control and privacy.

These solutions will prevent users of protected devices from accessing malicious sites online and will encrypt DNS requests.

There is also a strong focus on compliance. “Ensure compliance of mobile users and their enterprise-owned iOS devices during incident investigations by rapidly identifying what happened, whom it affected, and the risk exposure,” Cisco states.

In combination with the two firm’s other recently announced Next Big Thing, deep network support to enable huge efficiency when using iOS devices on Cisco-based enterprise networks, the message is surely clear. Apple is telling enterprise CIOs to add its solutions to their future purchase plans.

Your next upgrade

The motivation is crystal clear. Spurred by the success of the iPhone in enabling the digital transformation of the enterprise, Apple seeks not only to expand in that space, but also to take a huge chunk out of it when it does.

A big part of Apple’s plan is to deliver the most secure, more user-focused, best to code solutions out of the box. It is also showing the depth of its commitment to this space by  promising enterprise users a forward path to new technologies they also want to explore: Augmented Reality; Machine Intelligence; and best in the industry security.

It’s plans also invoke new key partnerships with Cisco, SIP, IBM and anybody else who takes enterprise IT seriously enough plan their technology infrastructure after their existing proprietary kit finally times out. (Hello, Windows XP; Sayonara, Android).

And in case that’s not enough, Apple’s about to combine its security advantages with those of Cisco to promise enterprise users that they will keep you safe – and save you money.

The protection racket

Cyber-criminals have become incredibly sophisticated. They have become professional. They command high fees, which is why most new attacks focus on the more vulnerable and therefore cheaper to attack Android and Windows systems. Apple wants to take that ball and run with it.

Cisco yesterday announced that it is “collaborating with insurance industry heavyweights to lead the way in developing the architecture that enables cyber insurance providers to offer more robust policies to our customers.”

How is it going to achieve this kind of protection racket? “We will do this by enabling continuous security monitoring and a measurable reference architecture that includes technologies from Apple and Cisco,” the company said.

Appe’s Tim Cook puts it this way: “The thinking we share here is that if your enterprise and company is using Cisco and Apple the combination should make the insurance cost significantly less for you than it would if you were using some other personal network side and the other operating system in the mobile area.”

Apple’s never looked better for the enterprise

That’s all well and good, but this isn’t all that is happening here. A selection of the compelling messages Apple now offers enterprise users include:

• Apple’s solutions are nicer to use, and more secure
• Apple offers a predictable product and software upgrade path
• Apple’s solutions can save enterprises money, as evidenced by IBM
• Apple’s inherent security in combination with Cisco means your enterprise will save even more money while also being insured against vulnerability.
• Apple’s device security model means around 86 percent of all iOS devices run the latest operating system with the latest security upgrades
• Apple has a string of partnerships which mean your enterprise can get the support and software it needs to integrate its solutions into your existing infrastructure.

Looking at these messages it seems to me there is no longer any credible way to dismiss Apple as a viable choice for enterprise IT. Which is great, as this means enterprise users now enjoy the benefit of choice.

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Question No : 8

An engineer is attempting to improve OSPF network performance and discovers that the
entire SPT recomputes whenever a type 1 or type 2 LSA is received within an area. Which action can
optimize SPT operations?

A. Tune LSA throttling thresholds.
B. Enable incremental SPF.
C. Configure totally stubby areas throughout the domain.
D. Summarize networks on all ABRs.

Answer: B
Explanation:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios/12_0s/feature/guide/ospfispf.html#wp1027184
"Benefits of OSPF Incremental SPF OSPF uses Dijkstra's SPF algorithm to compute the
shortest path tree (SPT). During the computation of the SPT, the shortest path to each
node is discovered. The topology tree is used to populate the routing table with routes to IP
networks. When changes to a Type-1 or Type-2 link-state advertisement (LSA) occur in an
area, the entire SPT is recomputed. In many cases, the entire SPT need not be
recomputed because most of the tree remains unchanged. Incremental SPF allows the
system to recompute only theaffected part of the tree. Recomputing only a portion of the
tree rather than the entire tree results in faster OSPF convergence and saves CPU
resources. Note that if the change to a Type-1 or Type-2 LSA occurs in the calculating
router itself, then the full SPT is performed.Incremental SPF is scheduled in the same way as the full SPF. Routers enabled with incremental SPF and routers not enabled with incremental SPF can function in the same internetwork."

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Question No : 7

A BGP network is having difficulty scaling with the full mesh peer requirement. What two iBGP alternates can scale BGP appropriately? (Choose two.)

A. Communities
B. Route reflectors
C. Confederations
D. Peer groups
E. Peer templates

Answer: B,C

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Question No : 6

What are the two methods of ensuring that the RPF check passes? (Choose two.)

A. implementing static mroutes
B. implementing OSPF routing protocol
C. implementing MBGP
D. disabling the interface of the router back to the multicast source
E. disabling BGP routing protocol

Answer: A,C

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Question No : 5

An organization is designing the IP allocation of a new site. It currently has 12 separate IP segments. Each segment must be /24, accommodate 25% of growth, and be easily summarized. Which summarized IP block can be subnetted to meet these requirements?


A. /18
B. /19
C. /20
D. /21


Answer: C