Question AN177 about lldp port-description my answer was that it needs to be under the interface (config-if)#lldp port-description, and it marked me as "wrong". The answer says it should be executed globallt (config)#lldp port-description

My digging says this is done on the interface. Please advise

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What is recommended for the wireless infrastructure design of an organization?

• A. group access points together to increase throughput on a given channel
  
• B. configure the first three access points are configured to use Channels 1, 6, and 11
  
• C. include a least two access points on nonoverlapping channels to support load balancing
  
• D. assign physically adjacent access points to the same Wi-Fi channel
  

QID:AN328 What are two characteristics of the distribution layer in a three-tier network architecture? (Choose two.)

• provides a boundary between Layer 2 and Layer 3 communications serves as the network aggregation pointdesigned to meet continuous, redundant uptime requirementsis the backbone for the network topologyphysical connection point for a LAN printer

Me again, I believe this one is also wrong


[*]Main reason current answer is wrong: It configures MD5 message-digest when the interface shows cryptographic (key-chain) auth.
[*]Secondary reason: Even if it had used key-chain auth, it points to a key chain called Cisco which doesn’t exist. The correct chain is ospf with key 1


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Disagree with the answer which states DNS is the issue.


The inbound ACL ends with 
permit ip 10.66.42.0 0.0.0.255 any  ⟵ wrong subnet

permit ip 10.66.46.0 0.0.0.255 any  ⟵ only half the /23

Effect: clients that land in 10.66.47.0/24 are implicitly denied on the inbound ACL, so “not all guests” can reach the internet (they still get DHCP because bootpc/bootps are permitted).


Seems like to me, the answer should be fixing the /24 wildcard to a /23 on the inbound ACL.

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Not sure if this question is correct, that being said I'm not exactly an expert on the topic.


Correct answer as it stands is the answer with the K values as 0 1 1 1 0 0

But why? what's the reason for this answer, I've researched as much as I can but I still don't get why this answer was chosen to be correct.


The only answer that I can see possibly being correct is the answer with the K values 0 1 0 1 0 0

The reason why this could be correct is because this is Cisco's default values, and if the EIGRP neighborship is down due to mismatch in K values, surely the default would be a better option here?

Other than that, if you believe the current answer to be correct please enlighten me.


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Hi to all,

Hope all is well. I am reaching out to the community (including admin or forum support) for advice. See, before I came across this site, I already had my first attempt at the exam. failed, had a total score of 61.8 if I add up the weighted total. Used examtopics as a source of study material (in my opinion a lot of examtopics questions seem like they were stolen from this site, but that's my opinion). However, I've encountered a new bgp sim. It had 6 routers 4 of them you can interact with. It dealt with path control / manipulation. I am going to be honest, my weakness is the following topics:

• BGP best attribute path
  
• BGP path control / manipulation
  
• route redistribution  ( i know it, just don't understand the order in how it's explain. the source is the one that is being route redistributed? for example router ospf 1 < {the destination}  route redistribute EIGRP < {would be the source that is redistributed into ospf } subnets ( could add a route-map to do tagging. )
  
•  BGP policies
  
• vaguely AAA
  

• layer 3 technologies part 1 - average 90 percent
  
• later 3 technologies part 2 - average 88 percent
  
• virtualization - average 90 percent
  
• Security - around 90 percent ( I say this because once i attempt to retake it again, might not be the case. Plus i am naturally weak to security topics because of access-list)
  
• services - average 90 percent
  
• new questions - 70 percent