
Dell PowerSwitch Campus Deploy
Domain 2Objective 1
Identify the Components and Use Cases for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the First Hop Redundancy Protocol-FHRP domain, which accounts for 11% of the POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY exam.
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Questions 11–15
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A network administrator is configuring VRRP on a pair of Dell PowerSwitch routers. They want to ensure that Router A is preferred as the master when both routers are operational. Which VRRP component should they adjust on Router A?
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A university campus has a critical building where end devices must always have connectivity to the internet. The network team wants to deploy a redundant default gateway using two Dell PowerSwitch routers. Which use case does VRRP directly address?
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A hospital network uses two Dell PowerSwitch routers as the default gateway for a critical ward. The network team wants to ensure that if the primary router fails, the backup router takes over with minimal disruption. Which VRRP component is responsible for detecting the failure of the master router?
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A network administrator is considering VRRP for a campus network with two Dell PowerSwitch routers. They are concerned about the impact of a master router failure on end devices. Which statement accurately describes how VRRP minimizes disruption?
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A small branch office has two Dell PowerSwitch routers and 50 end devices that all use a single default gateway. The IT manager wants to ensure that if the primary router fails, the backup router takes over with minimal downtime and without requiring manual intervention. Which VRRP feature makes this possible?
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