EIGRP · OSPF · BGP · Redistribution · MPLS/DMVPN · Infra Security (ACL/AAA) · SNMP/Syslog/NetFlow/IP SLA
60 questions · 90 min · 82% Techclick practice target
⚠️ Exam Rules
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 58 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 90 min |
| Techclick practice target | 82% |
| Official exam code | 300-410 |
An engineer migrates a hub router to EIGRP named mode and must apply a single authentication and timer configuration that is inherited by every interface in the autonomous system. Under which configuration sub-mode are these family-wide settings placed?
Correct: A. In EIGRP named mode, the 'af-interface default' sub-mode holds settings (timers, authentication, bandwidth-percent) inherited by all interfaces in that address-family. Per-interface overrides go under 'af-interface <name>'. The 'topology base' sub-mode handles route-control like summarization and offset-lists, not interface defaults.
A remote site router is connected only to the hub and should never be used as a transit path between two other routers. After configuring 'eigrp stub connected summary' on it, what behavior changes regarding EIGRP queries?
Correct: A. An EIGRP stub router signals it is not a transit path, so neighbors (the hub) stop sending queries to it during convergence. This bounds the query domain and prevents Stuck-In-Active conditions caused by far-end branches. Stub does not change hello behavior or make the router a query origin.
Show output reveals an EIGRP route stuck in the Active state (SIA) across a large hub-and-spoke topology. Which design change MOST directly reduces the query scope that causes SIA?
Correct: A. SIA happens when queries propagate too far waiting for replies. Marking spokes as stubs stops queries from going to them, and summarization creates a query boundary (the router replying authoritatively for the summary). Variance affects unequal-cost load balancing, not query scope; faster hellos and disabling split horizon do not bound queries.
An engineer needs EIGRP to install up to four unequal-cost paths into the routing table where the worst path's metric is no more than twice the best feasible distance. Which command achieves this?
Correct: A. Variance N installs feasible successors whose metric is within N times the best (successor) metric, enabling unequal-cost load balancing; maximum-paths caps how many. A candidate must still satisfy the feasibility condition. 'metric weights' changes the K-values, and bandwidth-percent limits EIGRP's link usage, neither enabling unequal-cost balancing.
Two OSPF routers on an Ethernet segment are stuck in EXSTART/EXCHANGE and never reach FULL. Pings of normal size succeed but large pings fail. What is the MOST likely cause?
Correct: A. OSPF neighbors compare interface MTU in DBD packets; a mismatch leaves them stuck in EXSTART/EXCHANGE even though Hellos (small) succeed. Process IDs are locally significant and never need to match. Router-ID conflicts or area mismatches cause different symptoms (no neighbor or area-mismatch logs), not the classic EXSTART loop tied to large-packet failures.
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