Please review, I think the correct option is 

access-list 1 deny host 192.168.1.1
access-list 1 permit any
route-map CCNP permit 10
match ip address 1
set ip precedence critical
interface g0/0/0
ip address 192.168.1.4 255.255.255.0
ip policy route-map CCNP


As the above will mark all traffic with "Critical IP Precedence" except for the 192.168.1.1

I just want to confirm if the written tasks are complete? 

This is the most vague tasks that I have seen so far so I just want to confirm if this type of writing is what to expect in the actually exam.

Please check, 

I think all the given options are wrong. Due to OSPF's behavior of preferring intra-area routes (O) over inter-area routes (O IA)

R2 will always send traffic to R3 (intra area) no matter the cost of link. 


Thanks

Please review, I think the correct answer is "Set the AD 100 under RIP Process on R2"

R1 advertises 10.1.1.0/24 to R2 via RIP (AD 120)

R2 redistributes into EIGRP --> R4 learns it (AD 170) [D EX]

R4 advertises to R3 via EIGRP (AD 170) [D EX]

R3 redistributes EIGRP into OSPF --> R2 learns it via OSPF (AD 110) [O E2]

R2 prefers OSPF (110) over RIP (120)

R2 installs wrong route - > Next-hop = R3 instead of R1

Routing Loop, but if we change the AD to 100 under RIP on R2, then R2 prefers RIP route hence no loop, issue solved

In sim trunking lacp config the ports are f03 and f04 but the lab suggests e0/0

Please review it, from what i found online and in documents 

Is the answer should be “it was directly obtained from next hop server or router “

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Hello,
I passed the exam today. There were four labs: Basic IPsec, PBR3, Logging and Archive, and a fourth lab that is not listed on the site. The fourth lab involved BGP troubleshooting.
In terms of the questions, I believe that approximately 50% were taken from this source.

Please review,

Answer should be RT [route target] to AR567

I think the right answer should be "Allow NTP in the ingress ACL by permitting udp destined to port 123"

or the option "Ensure that the CPE router has a valid route to 10.1.255.40".


please correct if i am wrong, 

thanks

I have submitted a LOT of questions that had the wrong answers.

It's unfortunate enough to have any answers that are wrong, but I understand that mistakes can happen.

What I can't understand, however, is that the responses to the questions I've identified as wrong are said "to have been corrected," but when I go back to check them, I see they are still WRONG.

Why aren't the corrections being made, and why does the Help Desk reply say the answer has been corrected when it hasn't been??