Refer to the exhibit. Which two facts does the device output confirm? (Choose two)

Question

Exhibits

Options

• AThe device is using the default HSRP hello timer
• BThe standby device is configured with the default HSRP priority
• CThe device's HSRP group uses the virtual IP address 10.0.3.242.
• DThe device is configured with the default HSRP priority
• EThe device sends unicast messages to its peers

• A
  92% (23)
• C
  4% (1)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

HSRP Output Analysis

Why A and B are correct: HSRP's default hello timer is 3 seconds, and if the output shows a hello interval of 3 seconds, this confirms the device is using the default timer (A). The standby device's priority displaying as 100 confirms it is using the default HSRP priority (B), since 100 is the HSRP default priority value - meaning it was never manually configured.

Why the distractors are wrong: Option C is incorrect because the virtual IP shown in the exhibit is typically the active router's virtual IP, and 10.0.3.242 may not match what is displayed - or the device shown is not the active router using that VIP. Option D is wrong because the device itself (likely the active router) has a priority higher than 100 (e.g., 110) to win the active role, meaning it was manually configured - only the standby device retains the default 100. Option E is incorrect because HSRP uses multicast messages (224.0.0.2 for HSRPv1, 224.0.0.102 for HSRPv2), not unicast.

Memory Tip: Remember the HSRP defaults with "3-10-100" - hello timer = 3s, hold timer = 10s, priority = 100. If you see these values in output, the device is using defaults!

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