A company requires a private WAN design that allows remote sites to connect to HQ. The design must ensure that:
traffic is always encrypted
forwarding overhead is reduced
management of security is centralized
multicast traffic is supported
Which technology must the company select?
A network architect Is enabling TV services In the LAN. The source will be streaming to the 239.1.1.1 group IP address. Dense mode Is not allowed In the network. Multicast has already been enabled on all network devices In the LAN segment. Which action must the architect take to finalize the design?
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer proposed this solution for a company that requires a loop-free. Layer 2 network design. The network will run 802.1W, and all links will be 1 Gbps. If all interfaces are up as point- to-point adjacencies, what are the expected port end states based on the design?
An engineer must design a scalable QoS architecture that allows the separation of the traffic into classes on predefined business requirements. The design must also utilize the differentiated services code points as the QoS priority descriptor value and support at least 10 levels of classification. Which QoS technology should the engineer include in the design?
A network engineer must design a multicast solution based on these requirements:
interactive communication
must not use source trees
users must register
100 multicast sources
Which solution must the company choose?
Refer to the exhibit. An architect designed a BGP routing solution to reduce the number of IBGP peerings to conserve resources. The original design had a total of 36 IBGP peerings. The new design reduces the number of peerings by how many?
Refer to the exhibit.
An architect must design an IGP solution for an enterprise customer. The design must support:
Physical link flaps should have minimal impact.
Access routers should converge quickly after a link failure.
Which two ISIS solutions should the architect include in the design? (Choose two.)
In Cisco SD-Access. virtual networks create segmentation that allows for separation of users and resources. How is this type of segmentation described?
An architect is designing how the company will manage the infrastructure of a large data center. The company wants to group device types for security reasons and mitigate DoS attacks. The company also wants to ensure that access to the rest of the production network is not possible if one device is compromised on the management plane. Which solution must the architect choose?
Drag and drop the properties from the left onto the protocols they describe on the right.
