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Which lag command is used within route-map to redistribute routes that match with routes tagged with the specified tag numbers?
The correct answer is D. match tag. The correct IOS/IOS-XE command syntax within a route-map is match tag <tag-value>. Route tags are administrative values attached to routes during redistribution or via route-maps, and they are used to identify and filter routes in subsequent policy decisions. The match tag…
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Which lag command is used within route-map to redistribute routes that match with routes tagged with the specified tag numbers?
Options
- Amatch routing tag
- Bmatch all tag
- Cmatch route tag
- Dmatch tag
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(25 responses)- B8% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D88% (22)
Explanation
The correct IOS/IOS-XE command syntax within a route-map is match tag <tag-value>. Route tags are administrative values attached to routes during redistribution or via route-maps, and they are used to identify and filter routes in subsequent policy decisions. The match tag statement evaluates whether a route carries a specific tag number, and if matched, the corresponding set clauses or permit/deny actions are applied. The other options - match routing tag, match all tag, and match route tag - are not valid Cisco IOS commands. The correct syntax is simply match tag followed by one or more tag values.
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