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An engineer is designing an EIGRP network for a small branch site where there is only one Layer 3 router. The engineer wants the router to advertise the local LAN network to remote EIGRP neighbors…
The correct answer is B. Advertise the local LAN using the network command and the passive-interface feature. The requirement is simply to advertise the network but NOT send MC traffic on the local LAN. For this you have to make it a passive interface. There are no requirements stated to make it a stub.
Question
An engineer is designing an EIGRP network for a small branch site where there is only one Layer 3 router. The engineer wants the router to advertise the local LAN network to remote EIGRP neighbors without sending any unnecessary multicast messages on the local LAN. Which action should the engineer take?
Options
- AUse a static default route for this site instead of EIGRP
- BAdvertise the local LAN using the network command and the passive-interface feature
- CRedistribute the local LAN network using the redistribute connected command
- DAdvertise the local LAN subnet as a stub network
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- B81% (21)
- C12% (3)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
The requirement is simply to advertise the network but NOT send MC traffic on the local LAN. For this you have to make it a passive interface. There are no requirements stated to make it a stub.
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