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Given four Steelheads are deployed in a WCCP cluster and all Steelheads are optimizing traffic to and from the data center.Steelhead-A fails and only Steelhead-B and Steelhead-C are intercepting new…
The correct answer is D. Steelhead-D is missing the "in-path neighbor allow-failure" command. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Given four Steelheads are deployed in a WCCP cluster and all Steelheads are optimizing traffic to and from the data center.Steelhead-A fails and only Steelhead-B and Steelhead-C are intercepting new connections while Steelhead-D is NOT optimizing any traffic.What is the likely problem?
Options
- AThe load balancing algorithm on the router is broken
- BSimplified routing is not enabled
- CSteelhead-B and Steelhead-C are missing the "in-path neighbor continue-intercept" command
- DSteelhead-D is missing the "in-path neighbor allow-failure" command
- ENeed to issue the command "in-path accept connections" on Steelhead-D
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A3% (2)
- B7% (4)
- C10% (6)
- D78% (46)
- E2% (1)
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