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An engineer must design a high-availability solution that provides path redundancy for IP by allowing redundant gateways to share MAC protocols and addresses. A group of Layer 3 routers must be allowe
The correct answer is A. GLBP. In Cisco high-availability LAN gateway designs, the requirement is: Multiple L3 gateways sharing a virtual MAC and virtual IP Ability to load balance across multiple active gateways Capability to seamlessly take over gateway forwarding during a failure Among Cisco First Hop Redun
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An engineer must design a high-availability solution that provides path redundancy for IP by allowing redundant gateways to share MAC protocols and addresses. A group of Layer 3 routers must be allowed to share the default gateway on a LAN, load balance, and seamlessly take over the traffic transfer role if a router in the group fails. What must be used?
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- AGLBP
- BLoad balancer
- CRouted network core
- DBFD
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(41 responses)- A85% (35)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D10% (4)
Explanation
In Cisco high-availability LAN gateway designs, the requirement is: Multiple L3 gateways sharing a virtual MAC and virtual IP Ability to load balance across multiple active gateways Capability to seamlessly take over gateway forwarding during a failure Among Cisco First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRPs): HSRP Active/standby only VRRP Active/standby only GLBP (Gateway Load Balancing Protocol) The only FHRP providing active/active load balancing GLBP allows multiple routers to share: A common virtual IP Multiple virtual MAC addresses Multiple active forwarders that load-balance end hosts Automatic failover if any gateway fails Thus, GLBP is the only correct protocol matching the requirement for redundant default gateways with load balancing and shared MAC addressing.
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