In a vPC topology, the primary HSRP router will respond to ARP requests, but both HSRP routers will forward data traffic. No additional configuration is required.
In a vPC topology, the primary HSRP router will respond to ARP requests, but both HSRP routers will forward data traffic if the peer-gateway feature is enabled.
You can configure two overlapping HSRP groups to load share traffic from the connected hosts while providing the default router redundancy.
You can use the show standby command to verify HSRP operation and configuration.
If you remove the feature hsrp command, all relevant HSRP configuration information isalso removed.
第1题:
A.A
B.B
C.C
D.D
E.E
第2题:
Which three statements about HSRP operation are true?()
第3题:
A. The candidate configuration is a temporary configuration that might become the active configuration.
B. A candidate configuration is initially populated with the configuration currently active on the system.
C. Changes to the candidate configuration take effect immediately.
D. The candidate configuration becomes the active configuration after a system reboot.
E. The configure private command allows concurrent editing of a candidate configuration by multiple users.
第4题:
Which three statements describe the configuration change management feature in DCNM LAN? ()
第5题:
Which three statements best describe multicast operation on Cisco Nexus switches in a data center?()
第6题:
Which two of these statements best describe the benefits of WPAv2? (Choose two.)()
第7题:
HSRP has been configured between two Company devices. Which of the following describe reasons for deploying HSRP? ()
第8题:
A.UDP provides delivery notification and error checking mechanisms.
B.UDP is faster than the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
C.UDP application examples include DNS and VoIP.
D.UDP is an application layer protocol.
E.UDP uses a best effort delivery approach.
第9题:
Which three statements best describe HSRP configuration on Cisco Nexus switches?()
第10题:
Which three statements describe the User Datagram Protocol (UDP)?()