A. The outbound route filter can be defined in a Prefix list, Distribute list or Access lists.

B. Outbound route filtering can be configured for either iBGP or eBGP sessions.

C. IP multicast routes are not supported.

D. Outbound route filtering is more effective when a distance vector IGP is used.

E. Outbound route filtering is configured only on a per-address family basis.

A. To indicate the status of the LSP

B. To indicate if LDP is sync to the IGP

C. To indicate if LDP is sync to the IGP

D. To indicate the bottom level in the label stack

A. The enterprise owns their own IP space.

B. All redundant circuits are through the same provider.

C. The enterprise uses BGP confederations internally.

D. The enterprisewishes to obscure internal routing information from the Internet.

A. ttl-security

B. as-path filter-list

C. confederations

D. local-preference

A. Enable NSR on the OSPF routing process.

B. Enable BFD on the OSPF interfaces and on the OSPF routing process.

C. Use the wide-style OSPF metric instead of the narrow-style OSPF metric.

D. Adjust the OSPF cost on the OSPF interfaces.

E. Enable NSF on the OSPF routing process.

F. Adjust the OSPF variance parameter.

A. area range command under the router OSPF process of the ABR

B. network statement for the aggregate address under the router OSPF process on the
ABR

C. summary-address command under the OSPF process of the router wanting to originate the summary route from

D. area range command under the router OSPF process of the router wanting to originate the summary route from

E. network statement for the aggregate address under the router OSPF process of the router wanting to originate the summary route from

F. summary-address command under the OSPF process of the ABR

A. route-policy ch-prefif community neq lowpri-communities thenset local-preference
1 00endifend-policy

B. route-policy ch-prefif community matches -any lowpri-communities thenset local- preference 100endifend-policy

C. route-policy ch-prefif community matches eq lowpri-communities thenset local- preference 100endifend-policy

D. route-policy ch-prefif communitymatches lowpri-communities thenset local-preference
100endifend-policy

A. AS 23456

B. AS 64001

C. AS 12345

D. AS 65001 to 65535

E. AS 65512 to 65535

A. ip as-path access-list permit^$

B. ip as-path access-list permit _$

C. ip as-path access-list permit.*

D. ip as-path access-list permit _^

E. ip as-path access-list deny.*
ip as-path access-list permit *

F. ip as-path access-list permit local-as
ip as-path access-list deny *

A. enabling an interface to run BGP using the interface router BGP command

B. using the network router BGP command

C. using route redistribution into BGP

D. using a route policy in Cisco IOS XR Software or using a route map in Cisco IOS
Software or Cisco IOS XE Software

E. using the neighbor router BGP command

A. PE6 only

B. PE5 and PE6 only

C. CE5, PE5 and PE6

D. CE5 and PE6 only

E. CE5 only

A. Two ipv4 ospf neighbors

B. Three ipv6 ospf neighbors

C. Two ipv6 ospf neighbors

D. Three ipv4 ospf interfaces

E. Three ipv4 ospf neighbors

F. Four ipv4 ospf interfaces

A. slow timers withthe lowest possible multiplier

B. aggressive timers with a very high multiplier

C. averages of a sequence of ping test response times to the remote peer

D. aggressive timers with the lowest possible multiplier

A. Create redundant path between an area and the backbone.

B. Create a virtual connection between two routers from different areas.

C. Provide a backdoor link for traffic to flow through between areas.

D. Connect the two parts of a partitioned backbone through a nonbackbone area.