Configure and Verify the Operation of the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A network administrator has configured VRRP on two Dell PowerSwitch switches. SW1 has priority 150 and SW2 has priority 100. Both have preemption enabled. SW1 is the master. The administrator needs to perform maintenance on SW1 and wants SW2 to become master without causing a service interruption. What should the administrator do?

   • AIncrease the priority on SW2 to 200.
   • BDisable preemption on SW1.
   • CShut down the VRRP interface on SW1.
   • DChange the virtual IP address on SW1.
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2. 7expert · medium

   A network engineer is troubleshooting a VRRP issue on a Dell PowerSwitch. The engineer runs show vrrp and sees that the local switch is in the 'Initialize' state. What does this state indicate?

   • AThe switch's interface is down or VRRP is not yet enabled.
   • BThe switch is the master and is forwarding traffic.
   • CThe switch is in a transitional state during a failover.
   • DThe switch is waiting for the master down timer to expire.
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4. 8application · easy

   A network administrator is configuring VRRP on a Dell PowerSwitch. The administrator wants to verify that the virtual IP address is correctly assigned to the VRRP group. Which command should the administrator use?

   • Ashow ip interface
   • Bshow vrrp brief
   • Cshow running-config
   • Dshow vrrp
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5. 9foundation · easy

   In the output of 'show vrrp', what does the 'Master' state indicate?

   • AThe router is in a transitional state during failover
   • BThe router has lost connectivity to the network
   • CThe router is ready to take over if the current master fails
   • DThe router is currently forwarding traffic for the virtual IP
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6. 10foundation · easy

   Which statement correctly describes the virtual router MAC address in VRRP?

   • AIt is a fixed MAC address that is the same for all VRRP groups on the network
   • BIt is the MAC address of the master router's physical interface
   • CIt is the MAC address of the backup router that will take over if the master fails
   • DIt is a multicast MAC address derived from the VRRP group ID
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