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A network administrator is migrating from a Cisco ASA to a Cisco FTD. EIGRP is configured on the Cisco ASA but it is not available in the Cisco FMC. Which action must the administrator take to…
The correct answer is A. Configure EIGRP parameters using FlexConfig objects. Cisco FMC does not expose EIGRP configuration through its native GUI. For CLI features not supported in FMC's policy framework, Cisco provides FlexConfig-a mechanism that lets administrators write raw CLI commands (or use predefined objects) that are deployed directly to FTD…
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A network administrator is migrating from a Cisco ASA to a Cisco FTD. EIGRP is configured on the Cisco ASA but it is not available in the Cisco FMC. Which action must the administrator take to enable this feature on the Cisco FTD?
Options
- AConfigure EIGRP parameters using FlexConfig objects.
- BAdd the command feature eigrp via the FTD CLI.
- CCreate a custom variable set and enable the feature in the variable set.
- DEnable advanced configuration options in the FMC.
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A83% (53)
- B5% (3)
- C9% (6)
- D3% (2)
Explanation
Cisco FMC does not expose EIGRP configuration through its native GUI. For CLI features not supported in FMC's policy framework, Cisco provides FlexConfig-a mechanism that lets administrators write raw CLI commands (or use predefined objects) that are deployed directly to FTD devices at policy deployment time. FlexConfig is the supported, documented method for configuring unsupported features like EIGRP on FTD managed by FMC. The 'feature eigrp' command (B) is an NX-OS construct and does not apply to FTD. Variable sets (C) are IPS/Snort constructs. There is no 'advanced configuration options' toggle in FMC (D) that unlocks EIGRP.
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