Correct answer is "fail-safe defaults", but the question shows "OAuth" in green.

The explanation is correct and describes Fail-Safe Defaults as primary REST security design principle.

I am hearing that there is a simulator question on 350-401.  Can anyone verify and provide any details?

Any recent test takers of the updated 350-401 ENCOR exam, and what the experience was like using the H2P material?

Which two components are needed to create an Ansible script that configures a VLAN on a switch? (Choose two.)

• A. playbook
  
• B. recipe
  
• C. model
  
• D. cookbook
  
• E. task
  

The answers for AR053 are not consistent with the question's existing explanation. The explanation is correct, but the answers do not reflect it.

Modify access list 1 and allow operations subnet in the access list.

Configure SNMP rw permission in addition to community ciscotest.

Hi all,
I just passed the ENARSI this past Saturday and wanted to share my experience with those of you preparing for it.  First, it took me about a month to finish the Cisco Press Office Cert Guide for CCNP Enterpise Advanced Routing ENARSI 300-410 book.  Then I spent about 2 weeks on H2P practice tests.  I did not use anything else to prepare for this exam.  Once I started making a perfect score on the each of the H2P practice test modules and random test option, I scheduled the exam.  This same method worked for me in the past for my 640-822, 640-816, 300-115 and 300-101 exams which I passed all of them on my first attempt.  I did fail 300-135 (TSHOOT) back on 2020 right before the exam was retired, but H2P did not offer any practice tests for that module.  I am not actively working with Cisco routers and switches at my job with my current position, but I am looking forward to moving back to the network team in the future so this was my reason to renew my certification before it expires in August.  I do have a CCNP lab kit that I bought from Amazon a long time ago to mess with when I have time so I don't have a much hands on experience outside of that.  I honestly thought I failed this exam.  I saw about 10-12 new questions (62 total) on the exam and it took me about 75mins to finish the exam.  For sure, I remember about 3 new drag \ drop questions, 1 sim \ lab question and the rest was multiple choice which I felt lucky on.  I think the 1 sim \ lab question I saw and totally bombed (my mind when totally blank and could not think of the commands), was regarding something like losing remote access to the routers after a new time frame policy was implemented on the environment and I think it was asking to correct it.  I think it was very close to one of the existing H2P questions, but in a sim\lab format instead of multiple choice.  I don't have my actual passing score, but below is the section analysis scores below (not cumulative).
Layer 3 Technologies - 71%
VPN Technologies - 75%
Infrastructure Security - 58%
Infrastructure Services - 87%

Thank you again H2P and good luck to everyone preparing for this exam.

Hi all,
I just passed the ENARSI this past Saturday and wanted to share my experience with those of you preparing for it.  First, it took me about a month to finish the Cisco Press Office Cert Guide for CCNP Enterpise Advanced Routing ENARSI 300-410 book.  Then I spent about 2 weeks on H2P practice tests.  I did not use anything else to prepare for this exam.  Once I started making a perfect score on the each of the H2P practice test modules and random test option, I scheduled the exam.  This same method worked for me in the past for my 640-822, 640-816, 300-115 and 300-101 exams which I passed all of them on my first attempt.  I did fail 300-135 (TSHOOT) back on 2020 right before the exam was retired, but H2P did not offer any practice tests for that module.  I am not actively working with Cisco routers and switches at my job with my current position, but I am looking forward to moving back to the network team in the future so this was my reason to renew my certification before it expires in August.  I do have a CCNP lab kit that I bought from Amazon a long time ago to mess with when I have time so I don't have a much hands on experience outside of that.  I honestly thought I failed this exam.  I saw about 10-12 new questions (62 total) on the exam and it took me about 75mins to finish the exam.  For sure, I remember about 3 new drag \ drop questions, 1 sim \ lab question and the rest was multiple choice which I felt lucky on.  I think the 1 sim \ lab question I saw and totally bombed (my mind when totally blank and could not think of the commands), was regarding something like losing remote access to the routers after a new time frame policy was implemented on the environment and I think it was asking to correct it.  I think it was very close to one of the existing H2P questions, but in a sim\lab format instead of multiple choice.  I don't have my actual passing score, but below is the section analysis scores below (not cumulative).
Layer 3 Technologies - 71%
VPN Technologies - 75%
Infrastructure Security - 58%
Infrastructure Services - 87%

Thank you again H2P and good luck to everyone preparing for this exam.

Refer to the exhibit. R2 is the neighboring router of R1. R2 receives an advertisement for network 192.168.10.50/32. Which configuration should be applied for the subnet to be advertised with the original /24 netmask?

The correct answer is:

R1(config)# interface loopback0
R1(config)# ip iospf network point-to-point

You mark the correct:
R1(config)#interface loopback0
R1(config)#ip ospf1 area 0

On OSPF loopback address normally are advertise as /32 , but some rare occasion that need to be advertise as /24 they only option is to advertise as point-to-point

thank you

i noticed that in the question section you can use advanced filters to sort by questions you got wrong, and unseen i'd like to do both but i am not seeing it. only the function of how many and specific questions. please help

Question AR072 for ENARSI should be "PUSH and POP"

Explanation: A label edge router (LER, also known as edge LSR) is a router that operates at the edge of an MPLS network and acts as the entry and exit points for the network. LERs push an MPLS label onto an incoming packet and pop it off an outgoing packet.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiproto..._Switching

The question's existing explanation also supports this.

"A label edge router (LER, also known as edge SR or eLSR) is a router that operates at the edge of an MPLS network and acts as the entry and exit points for the network. LERs push an MPLS label onto an incoming packet and pop it off an outgoing packet"

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/sw...erview.pdf