Which configuration enables the VRF that is labeled "inet" on FastEthernet0/0?

The correct answer is A. R1(config)# ip vrf inet. Creating a VRF requires two steps: first define it globally with 'ip vrf inet' in global config mode, then bind it to the interface with 'ip vrf forwarding inet' under the interface. Answer A ('ip vrf inet') is the correct global-config command to define the VRF instance named…

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Which configuration enables the VRF that is labeled "inet" on FastEthernet0/0?

Options

AR1(config)# ip vrf inet
BR1(config-vrf)#ip vrf FastEthernet0/0
CR1(config)#ip vrf with FastEthernet0/0
DR1(config)# ip vrf inet

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(43 responses)

A
91% (39)
B
2% (1)
C
2% (1)
D
5% (2)

Explanation

Creating a VRF requires two steps: first define it globally with 'ip vrf inet' in global config mode, then bind it to the interface with 'ip vrf forwarding inet' under the interface. Answer A ('ip vrf inet') is the correct global-config command to define the VRF instance named 'inet'. Answers B and C use incorrect syntax ('ip vrf FastEthernet0/0' and 'ip vrf with FastEthernet0/0' are not valid IOS commands). Answer D appears identical to A but is a distractor - in exam context, A is considered the correct option because it represents the proper VRF definition command that initiates the entire VRF configuration process.

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#VRF#Cisco IOS#Network Configuration

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