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200-601 · Question #40
A shutdown in the cookie cutter machine was traced to a broken network cable. What are two reasons that explain why using DLR is an appropriate choice for network resiliency? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. DLR is designed for single network operation at the machine level D. Layer 2 resiliency protocols like REP and RSTP do not have a fast enough convergence time for. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A shutdown in the cookie cutter machine was traced to a broken network cable. What are two reasons that explain why using DLR is an appropriate choice for network resiliency? (Choose two)
Options
- ADLR is designed for single network operation at the machine level
- BMoving to a linear topology will reduce the number of cables and so reduce risk of cable failure
- CDLR is the only resiliency technology that is supported by CIP Safety
- DLayer 2 resiliency protocols like REP and RSTP do not have a fast enough convergence time for
- EHalf of the network traffic goes clockwise on the ring and the other half counter- clockwise,
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- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- E13% (4)
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