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300-420 · Question #185
Which topology within a network underlay eliminates the need for first hop redundancy protocols while improving fault tolerance, increasing resiliency, and simplifying the network?
The correct answer is B. routed access topology. In this solution, the access layer switches act as default gateways and participate in routing, and there is no need for an FHRP.
Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Question
Which topology within a network underlay eliminates the need for first hop redundancy protocols while improving fault tolerance, increasing resiliency, and simplifying the network?
Options
- Avirtualized topology
- Brouted access topology
- CLayer 2 topology
- Dlogical fabric topology
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A3% (2)
- B93% (56)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
In this solution, the access layer switches act as default gateways and participate in routing, and there is no need for an FHRP.
Topics
#Routed Access#FHRP#Campus Network Design#Network Underlay
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