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I came across this ACL command during the course of my studies and didn't understand it. Up until I saw this I hadn't seen anything above the multicast range be used as the destination address in an ACL. What traffic would this identify? How would...
I came across this question on a practice exam.Which two statements about the isis routing protocol are true? (Choose two.)A. - isis is capable of supporting ipv4 and ipv6B. - isis is only capable of supporting ipv6 and clnsC. - isis routers use esis...
How would I force http traffic from behind LAN_RTA's Fa0/0 interface to use RT1's link to RT3 to reach web server 10.10.1.10 using BGP's weight attribute? If I then wanted to set the local-preference value in the route map instead of the weight attr...
Please see attached. I found this on a practice exam.Another example: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_0s/feature/guide/pimrpfvr.html - look at the show ip mroute 232.6.6.6 command about halfway down.
Is the below assumption correct?If all links in the diagram are L2 links, then RT3 would receive the inter-area routes. If the link between RT1 and RT2 was changed to a Level 1, then RT3 would NOT receive the inter-area routes.If this is true, then ...
"RT1 and RT2 are L1/L2 routers."Yes, RT1 and RT2 are L1/L2, but RT3 is only L2."If you change your topo with RT1 and RT2 as L1 routers, would RT3 get the routes from L1 while configured as L2 router?"No, but as is wouldn't RT3 get routes for 49.0001?
