350-501 · Question #97
350-501 Question #97: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: An engineer must use non sequential sequence numbers in the prefix list so that he can insert. When implementing a prefix list, it is best practice to use non-sequential sequence numbers to allow for easier insertion of new entries between existing ones without reconfiguring the entire list.
Question
An engineer working for telecommunication company with an employee id: 3715 15 021 needs to secure the LAN network using a prefix list. Which best practice should the engineer follow when he implements a prefix list?
Options
- AAn engineer must use non sequential sequence numbers in the prefix list so that he can insert
- BThe final entry in a prefix list must be /32
- CAn engineer must identity the prefix list with a number only
- DAn engineer must include only the prefixes for which he needs to log activity.
Explanation
When implementing a prefix list, it is best practice to use non-sequential sequence numbers to allow for easier insertion of new entries between existing ones without reconfiguring the entire list.
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- B. The final entry in a prefix list is typically an implicit permit or deny all, not necessarily a /32 for all final entries.
- C. Prefix lists can be identified by both numbers and names, with named prefix lists often preferred for clarity and ease of management.
- D. Prefix lists are primarily used for filtering routes based on their network prefixes, not solely for logging activity; logging is an optional feature.
Concept tested. Prefix list best practices and sequence numbers
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