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Refer to the exhibit. What can be determined from the exhibited

output?

There is a physical layer problem.

The interface is performing normally.

The Frame Relay PVC is not established.

There is an unacceptable level of input errors.


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Refer to the exhibit. sers on the net!or" are complaining thattransferring large files to the #RV$ server ta"es hours. % net!or"

administrator runs a fe! tests on both s!itches to investigate the problem.

&n the basis of the provided outputs' !hat could be the possible reason

for problem?

(igh CP utili)ation is causing excessive FC# errors on %#W*$.

% duplex mismatch is causing a high volume of late collisions on +#W*$.

#lo! #TP convergence is causing a high volume of single collisions on +#W*$.

%n unsupported %uto,-+/ feature on both s!itches is causing a high volume of multi collisions.

Which three hard!are components are common in the architectures of

all Catalyst s!itch families? 0Choose three.1

route processors

modules


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interfaces

for!arding hard!are

control plane hard!are

content,addressable memory

Refer to the exhibit. % net!or" administrator has noticed that the P #2% probe did no

as expected. What should the administrator do to correct this problem?

%d3ust the cloc" fre4uency on R$.

Configure the router as a stratum $ time source.

Remove the forever"ey!ord from the configuration.

Configure 5TP on the router to point to a different time source.


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server load balancing 0#261 for the corporate !eb server. What is

re4uired on the client side to ensure proper load balancing?

Clients should initiate connections to the virtual P address 0VP1.

Clients should initiate connections to the P address of the predictor.

Port numbers should be added to each client re4uest in order to get routed to the correct server.

Clients must be readdressed so that they are e4ually distributed throughout the net!or" address

space.

(o! can an administrator determine if a memory lea" is present in a

router?

The show interfacecommand !ill sho! that the input 4ueue has reached the maximum capacity.

The show bufferscommand !ill sho! no free buffers.

The show memory allocating-process totalscommand !ill sho! lo! free space.

The show diagnosticscommand !ill sho! that the +R%- si)e has reached maximum capacity.

% net!or" administrator !ishes to use debugcommands to observe

ho! a router processes each individual pac"et on an interface. Which

pac"et s!itching solution should be implemented on the interface to

accomplish this tas"?

7nable Cisco 7xpress For!arding 0C7F1 using the ip cefcomand.

7nable Cisco 7xpress For!arding 0C7F1 using the no ip cefcommand.

7nable fast s!itching using the ip route-cachecommand.

7nable fast s!itching using the no ip route-cachecommand.

7nable process s!itching using the ip route-cachecommand.

7nable process s!itching using the no ip route-cachecommand.

Which three Cisco pac"et s!itching methods must a net!or"


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administrator be familiar !ith in order to troubleshoot a router

performance issue that is related to the s!itching path? 0Choose

three.1

autonomous s!itching

Cisco 7xpress For!arding 0C7F1

fast s!itching

optimum s!itching

process s!itching

silicon s!itching

Refer to the exhibit. % net!or" administrator is investigating performance

issues of the access s!itch. &n the basis of the provided outputs' !hat

conclusion can be made about the s!itch performance?

The ratio bet!een the FC# errors and the number of received errors is normal and does not re4uire further

investigation.

The ratio bet!een the FC# errors and the number of giant frames that are received on the s!itch is excessively

high and re4uires further investigation.

The ratio bet!een the FC# errors and the number of broadcast and multicast traffic frames that are received on

the s!itch is normal and does not re4uire further investigation.


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The ratio bet!een the FC# errors and the number of unicast' broadcast' and multicast traffic frames that are

received on the s!itch is excessively high and re4uires further investigation.

What are three indicators of a cabling issue on a s!itch? 0Choose

three.1

alignment error

excessive collisions

giant frames

invalid frame si)e

late collisions

transmit error

What can cause a memory lea" on a router?

an bug

incorrect configuration registry code

buffer overflo!

too many remote users logged into the router


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Refer to the exhibit. % net!or" administrator is troubleshooting the

s!itching path on a router. 6ased on the exhibited output' !hat can be

concluded?

Cisco 7xpress For!arding 0C7F1 has been implemented.

Fast s!itching has been enabled.

Process s!itching has been enabled.

#!itching has been disabled.

% net!or" is experiencing performance degradation on an access

s!itch !here user traffic is sub3ect to granular


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% net!or" administrator "eeps receiving =%SYS2MALL!"A#L=

console messages. Further investigation reveals that the buffer pool

continues to gro!. The CC& "no!ledge base identified the cause of

the problem as a result of a buffer memory lea" due to an

soft!are bug. What should the administrator do to rectify this

problem?

Reload the router.

Reinstall older Cisco soft!are.

pgrade the Cisco soft!are to a version that fixes the issue.

Po!er do!n the router and !ait a fe! minutes before reloading it.

Change the configuration register settings to bypass the loading of the .

Change the configuration register settings to bypass the loading of the startup configuration file.

What reported error counter describes frames that do not end !ith an

integral number of octets and have a bad cyclic redundancy chec"0CRC1?

FC#,7rr

/mit,7rr

%lign,7rr

Rcv,7rr

undersi)e

runt


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Refer to the exhibit. % net!or" administrator enables %uto


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% net!or" administrator plans to implement

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