Ccna certification Practice Tests

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 244.  D.  The command 

standby 1 preempt will configure HSRP group 1 for preemption. 

This command must be configured under the interface on which HSRP has been enabled. 

The command 

show standby will allow you to verify this. The command standby 1 

preemption is incorrectly configured in the global configuration prompt or an interface 

configuration prompt. The command 

hsrp 1 preempt is incorrect.

 245.  B.  The command 

vrrp 1 ip 10.1.2.3 will configure the interface with VRRP with 

a virtual IP address of 10.1.2.3. The command 

vrrp 1 10.1.2.3 gi 0/0 is incorrect. 

The command 

vrrp 1 10.1.2.3 is incorrect. The command standby 1 10.1.2.3 and 

standby 1 vrrp is incorrect.

 246.  C.  Interface tracking is configured on the interface in which the HSRP group has been 

configured. The command 

standby 1 track serial 0/0/1 tells the HSRP group of 

1 to track the status of interface serial 0/0/1. The command 

standby 1 interface 

tracking serial 0/0/1 is incorrect. The command standby 1 tracking serial 

0/0/1 is incorrect. The commands interface serial 0/0/1 and standby 1 interface 

tracking are incorrect.

 247.  C.  The command 

debug standby will allow you to see real-time information from HSRP 

on the router on which you have entered the command. The command 

show ip hsrp is 

incorrect. The command 

debug ip hsrp is incorrect. The command debug ip standby 

is incorrect.

 248.  A.  GLBP allows for per-host load balancing. It does this by allowing the active virtual 

router to respond for the virtual IP address. The AVG then hands out the MAC address 

in the ARP request for one of the active virtual forwarders. It does this in a round-robin 

fashion. The active virtual gateway will respond with the active virtual forwarder; an 

active router is a concept used with HSRP. GLBP will not load balance per-subnet; HSRP 

can be set up with a different HSRP group for each VLAN. The virtual router is not 

responsible for responding to the tracking requests; the active virtual router is responsible 

for this task.

 249.  A.  The command 

standby 1 timers msec 200 msec 700 will set the HSRP group 

of 1 with a hello timer of 200 milliseconds and a hold timer of 700 milliseconds. This is 

configured inside of the interface in which the HSRP group was created. The command 

standby 1 timers 200 msec 700 msec is incorrect. The command standby 1 timers 

700 msec 200 msec is incorrect. The command standby 1 timers msec 700 msec 

200 is incorrect.

 250.  C.  Router C will become the active router since it has the highest priority. The default 

priority of HSRP is 100, and therefore, the router with the highest priority will become 

the active router. It is important to note that nothing will change if preemption is not 

configured on the routers. Router A, Router B, and Router D all have lower HSRP 

priorities compared to Router C with a priority of 140.

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