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350-501 · Question #283

Refer to the exhibit. An organization s network recently experienced several significant outages due to device failures. The network administrator just moved the network devices to a new central…

The correct answer is D. Implement Graceful Restart to mitigate the delay in MPLS LDP synchronization when the IGP. To implement NSF in an MPLS-enabled network, the administrator must configure Graceful Restart on each router to allow neighboring devices to maintain forwarding paths during control plane restarts and facilitate seamless LDP synchronization.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. An organization s network recently experienced several significant outages due to device failures. The network administrator just moved the network devices to a new central data center, and packets are switched using labels. The administrator Is now implementing NSF on the network to reduce potential risk factors in the event of another outage. Which task must the administrator perform on each router as part of the process?

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350-501 question #283 exhibit

Options

  • ARemove route filtering to speed repopulation of the link-state database
  • BCopy the router s existing state information and share the file with its peers to enable BGP soft
  • CImplement MPLS to forward packets while the RIB updates after a faliover.
  • DImplement Graceful Restart to mitigate the delay in MPLS LDP synchronization when the IGP

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  • A
    6% (3)
  • B
    12% (6)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    81% (42)

Why each option

To implement NSF in an MPLS-enabled network, the administrator must configure Graceful Restart on each router to allow neighboring devices to maintain forwarding paths during control plane restarts and facilitate seamless LDP synchronization.

ARemove route filtering to speed repopulation of the link-state database

Removing route filtering is unrelated to the core mechanism of NSF/Graceful Restart and could lead to uncontrolled route propagation.

BCopy the router s existing state information and share the file with its peers to enable BGP soft

Manually copying and sharing state information is not a standard or scalable method for implementing NSF; Graceful Restart automates the process of preserving forwarding state.

CImplement MPLS to forward packets while the RIB updates after a faliover.

MPLS is already described as being in use ('packets are switched using labels'); the task is about implementing NSF within that MPLS context, not implementing MPLS itself.

DImplement Graceful Restart to mitigate the delay in MPLS LDP synchronization when the IGPCorrect

Non-Stop Forwarding (NSF) relies on Graceful Restart (GR) capabilities from adjacent routers to maintain forwarding paths during control plane failures or restarts. In an MPLS network, implementing Graceful Restart ensures that the Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) and MPLS LDP sessions are maintained, allowing the restarting router to resynchronize its routing and label forwarding information without disrupting data plane traffic.

Concept tested: Non-Stop Forwarding (NSF) and Graceful Restart in MPLS

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios/mpls/configuration/guide/mp_nsf_gr_ps_xe_gsg.html

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#Non-Stop Forwarding (NSF)#Graceful Restart#MPLS LDP#High Availability

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