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352-001 · Question #130

Refer to the exhibit. How would you redesign the network to improve availability of the routers 1A and 1B at the core site?

The correct answer is D. Create a multichassis system with the two routers. The question asks for the best redesign to improve availability for two core-site routers, which is addressed by combining them into a single logical multichassis system.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. How would you redesign the network to improve availability of the routers 1A and 1B at the core site?

Exhibit

352-001 question #130 exhibit

Options

  • AEnable Graceful Restart Helper for OSPF
  • BUse link bundles over multiple slots
  • CUse APS Ethernet circuits and redundant interfaces
  • DCreate a multichassis system with the two routers

How the community answered

(48 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    8% (4)
  • C
    6% (3)
  • D
    83% (40)

Why each option

The question asks for the best redesign to improve availability for two core-site routers, which is addressed by combining them into a single logical multichassis system.

AEnable Graceful Restart Helper for OSPF

Graceful Restart Helper for OSPF only allows OSPF neighbors to maintain forwarding during an OSPF process restart and does not address physical router redundancy or availability.

BUse link bundles over multiple slots

Link bundles over multiple slots improve link-level bandwidth and redundancy but do not address the availability of the routers themselves as logical or physical devices.

CUse APS Ethernet circuits and redundant interfaces

APS (Automatic Protection Switching) Ethernet circuits provide circuit-level protection for specific links but do not improve overall router-level availability at the core site.

DCreate a multichassis system with the two routersCorrect

Creating a multichassis system - such as Cisco VSS (Virtual Switching System) or MC-LAG - combines two physical routers or switches into a single logical device, eliminating single points of failure at the router level. This provides active-active redundancy so that if one chassis fails, the other continues forwarding traffic without reconvergence delays. The result is significantly higher availability compared to operating two independent devices.

Concept tested: Multichassis router redundancy for high availability

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst6500/ios/12-2SX/configuration/guide/book/vss.html

Topics

#multichassis redundancy#router high availability#core network design#chassis redundancy

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