300-420 Exam Questions
421 real 300-420 exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 8 of 9.
- Question #353Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
What is the purpose of a border node in a Cisco SD-Access fabric?
SD-AccessBorder NodeVXLANEncapsulation - Question #354Network Services
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer must ensure that the QoS design guarantees bandwidth for the applications, and an application can request a particular type of service to support...
QoSIntServRSVPQoS Models - Question #355Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
A company wants to switch from static routing to a dynamic routing protocol to ease the administrative and operational overhead. The network topology is hub and spoke, and the bran...
EIGRPDMVPNHub and SpokeStub Routing - Question #356Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. A company has some offices that are connected via dark fiber in New York. A network architect must optimize the network design based on the EIGRP routing prot...
EIGRPNetwork SummarizationRouting ConvergenceEIGRP DUAL Queries - Question #357Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
A company requested that an architect propose a new IPv4 and IPv6 deployment strategy. The company wants a solution that is straightforward, with no information hiding or forwardin...
Dual-stackIPv6 DeploymentIPv4/IPv6 CoexistenceNetwork Strategy - Question #358WAN for Enterprise Networks
An engineer working for a service provider with an employee ID: 4859:86:437 must design a solution to provide remote connectivity over the public internet. The design must: - secur...
DMVPNWAN DesignIPsec VPNsRouting Protocols - Question #359Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Refer to the exhibit. An architect must design a resilient gateway solution based on these requirements: - VLAN 10 and VLAN 11 support voice and video applications. - Link and node...
First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP)HSRPIPv6 Gateway RedundancyMD5 Authentication - Question #360WAN for Enterprise Networks
A customer has several remote sites connected with their headquarters through microwave links. An engineer must propose a backup WAN solution based on these conditions: - A physica...
WAN backupLTEWireless WAN - Question #361WAN for Enterprise Networks
A company requires a private WAN design that allows remote sites to connect to HQ. The design must ensure that: - traffic is always encrypted - forwarding overhead is reduced - man...
GET VPNWAN TechnologiesVPNEncryption - Question #362Network Services
An architect is designing how the company will manage the infrastructure of a large data center. The company wants to group device types for security reasons and mitigate DoS attac...
Out-of-band ManagementManagement Plane SecurityData Center DesignDoS Mitigation - Question #363Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Refer to the exhibit. An architect is designing a Layer 2 network for a customer. The network will use the spanning-tree protocol. During a link failure between SW1 and SW2, the fa...
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)STP EnhancementsUplinkFastLayer 2 Convergence - Question #364WAN for Enterprise Networks
A customer is undergoing a WAN re-architecture and wants to design QoS policies for remote sites that have low bandwidth. What must be considered to have CBWFQ configured in the pa...
QoSHierarchical QoSCBWFQTraffic Policing - Question #365Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
When is it advisable to provide dedicated control plane nodes within a Cisco SD-Access design?
SD-Access DesignControl Plane NodesEndpoint MobilityFabric Overlay - Question #366WAN for Enterprise Networks
An architect must design a QoS model for a business-critical application that is delay-sensitive and requires high bandwidth. The company's head office hosts the application, and D...
QoS ModelsIntServApplication QoSNetwork Design - Question #367WAN for Enterprise Networks
Which element in a Cisco SD-WAN architecture maintains a centralized routing table?
SD-WAN ArchitecturevSmart ControllerControl PlaneCentralized Routing - Question #368Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. A network architect is preparing a network design based on the EIGRR. Routers are connected using a cat6a cable type and the inter-router connection speed is...
EIGRPDUAL-3-SIARoute SummarizationRouting Stability - Question #369Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
A company wants to switch from static routing to a dynamic routing protocol to ease the administrative and operational overhead. The network topology is hub and spoke, and the bran...
EIGRPDMVPNHub-and-SpokeLoad Balancing - Question #370Automation
What is an advantage of using model-driven telemetry in the network?
Model-driven telemetryNetwork monitoringData encodingNetwork automation - Question #371Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
In a Cisco SD-Access fabric, which node is equivalent to an access layer switch in a traditional three-tier campus network design?
SD-AccessEdge NodeFabric rolesCampus network design - Question #372Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
What is the purpose of the fabric control plane in a Cisco SD-Access architecture?
SD-AccessControl PlaneLISPEndpoint Mapping - Question #373Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
A network engineer must design a multicast solution based on these requirements: - interactive communication - must not use source trees - users must register - 100 multicast sourc...
Multicast RoutingPIM ModesBIDIR-PIMNetwork Design - Question #374Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. An architect is designing an IPv4 plan using the 172.16.0.0/16. The design must maximize the number of subnets while meeting these requirements: - 500 hosts w...
IPv4 SubnettingVLSMIP Addressing DesignNetwork Segmentation - Question #375WAN for Enterprise Networks
An architect must design a topology for a WAN network that satisfies these requirements: - Devices must be able to make informed decisions. - Suboptimal paths are allowed only in c...
WAN DesignNetwork TopologiesRedundancyPath Optimization - Question #376Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Refer to the exhibits. An engineer is troubleshooting an issue in which the Gig0/2 interface on a Cisco switch named SW2 fails to become the root port. Which two commands must be r...
Spanning Tree ProtocolRoot Port ElectionSTP CostTroubleshooting - Question #377Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Currently, inter-VRF routing between the global routing table and VRF-A is accomplished on the client firewall, but the customer wants to do this on the core network layer. The cus...
Inter-VRF RoutingVRF ReceiveCisco IOS XE FeaturesNetwork Design Constraints - Question #378Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
An architect is designing a network solution for a customer. The network is IPv6-only with 1000 hosts. The design must provide external access to up to 10 concurrent IPv6 hosts to...
IPv6 Transition MechanismsNAT64IPv6-IPv4 TranslationNetwork Design - Question #379Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
What is the main purpose of the Cisco SD-Access underlay design?
SD-Access UnderlayNetwork RoutingLoad BalancingCampus Network Design - Question #380Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
When expanding an existing Cisco SD-Access network, in addition to the control plane, which two device roles are needed to create an additional fabric site? (Choose two.)
SD-Access ArchitectureFabric RolesLeaf NodesBorder Nodes - Question #381Automation
What is the purpose of the fabric management plane in a Cisco SD-Access architecture?
SD-AccessManagement PlaneNetwork AutomationCisco DNA Center - Question #382Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer with an employee ID: 1234:56:789 must design a WoL deployment for a client, and the design must ensure that the Windows PCs are responsive to the...
Wake-on-LANSpanning Tree ProtocolPortFastCampus Network Design - Question #383Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Refer to the exhibit. A customer requires a Layer 2 network designed to support: - 500 active logical ports - trunking of 30 VLANs - convergence of less than 1 second Which Spannin...
Spanning Tree ProtocolRPVST+Network ConvergenceLayer 2 Design - Question #384Advanced Enterprise Campus Networks
Which two considerations must be made regarding the overlay network for a Cisco SD-Access architecture? (Choose two.)
SD-Access OverlayVirtual NetworksSGTsSegmentation Best Practices - Question #385WAN for Enterprise Networks
An enterprise needs to enhance its WAN availability after a recent outage with its only MPLS provider. The proposed solution must have a quick deployment, be affordable, be reliabl...
WAN BackupDMVPNInternet VPNHigh Availability - Question #386WAN for Enterprise Networks
What is the purpose of Cisco vBond as a Session Traversal Utilities for NAT server?
Cisco SD-WANvBondNAT TraversalZero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) - Question #387Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
A company wants to enable several third-party video conferencing networks based on multicast services. The video conferencing platform can accommodate numerous and dispersed sender...
MulticastBIDIR-PIMVideo ConferencingMany-to-many multicast - Question #388WAN for Enterprise Networks
A customer requested that a guaranteed service line be enabled for a manufacturing business in different countries. On the customer side, the QoS-aware application is used to proce...
QoSDiffServPHBWAN QoS - Question #389Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
In PIM sparse mode, if an RPF check is successful on a multicast-enabled device, what happens to the multicast packet?
PIM Sparse ModeMulticast RoutingRPF CheckOutgoing Interface List - Question #390Network Services
What is a challenge of the SaaS model?
SaaSCloud ComputingService ModelsNetwork Services Challenges - Question #391Automation
Which integration capability does gRPC provide?
gRPCProtocol BuffersSerializationAPI Integration - Question #392WAN for Enterprise Networks
Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN components from the left to their definitions on the right. Answer:
Cisco Catalyst SD-WANSD-WAN ComponentsNetwork Architecture - Question #393Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. An architect is designing an IPv4 plan using the 172.20.0.0/16 network. The design must maximize the number of subnets and minimize the number of wasted IP ad...
IPv4 SubnettingVLSMNetwork DesignIP Addressing - Question #394Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. A large company is planning to deploy OSPF in this environment. - All routers will be in Area 0. - R1 will support an isolated environment that does not requi...
OSPFOSPF Area TypesStub AreasLSA Optimization - Question #395WAN for Enterprise Networks
Refer to the exhibit. Company A acquired Company B, and the companies want to use the same shared core. However, the companies must not learn each other's prefixes. Which two addre...
MPLS VPNVRFBGP Address FamiliesNetwork Segmentation - Question #396Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. A company architect proposed this network design as a part of the IPv6 migration strategy. What are two advantages of this design? (Choose two.)
Overlay NetworksIPv6 MigrationNetwork SegmentationUnderlay/Overlay - Question #397Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
An architect is designing an IPv4 plan for a branch office using 10.224.4.0/23. The design must maximize the number of subnets and allow for the doubling of hosts. The solution has...
IPv4 AddressingVLSMNetwork DesignSubnetting - Question #398Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
An architect is designing an IPv6 plan using the 2001:adb8:8086:265::/64 network for three branch locations. The design must maximize the number of subnets and minimize the number...
IPv6 SubnettingNetwork DesignAddress AllocationVLSM - Question #399Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. The company is in the design phase of the network lifecycle, and this is the proposed design that the lead architect must validate. Which two issues must the...
OSPF DesignRouting AdjacenciesOSPF Area Structure - Question #400Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. Which route filtering technique is required within AS64514 to ensure that BGP prefixes originating locally are not accepted from AS64512 or AS64513?
BGPAS-Path FilteringRoute FilteringLoop Prevention - Question #401WAN for Enterprise Networks
Refer to the exhibit. A mid-size company that produces media content has four offices across the country connected via MPLS Layer 3 service, which is provided by a local ISP. The n...
OSPFStub areasRouting optimizationWAN routing - Question #402Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Refer to the exhibit. A company wants to minimize interruptions to the data plane forwarding, avoid unnecessary route recomputation, and conserve router resources during router rel...
Graceful RestartRouting ProtocolsHigh AvailabilityForwarding Continuity