
Dell PowerSwitch Campus Deploy
Domain 2Objective 1
Identify the Components and Use Cases for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 4)
Part of the First Hop Redundancy Protocol-FHRP domain, which accounts for 11% of the POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY exam.
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A campus network uses VRRP with two Dell PowerSwitch routers. The network team wants to ensure that if the master router fails, the backup router takes over without any disruption to end devices. Which VRRP component ensures that end devices continue to send traffic to the same gateway after failover?
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A campus network has two Dell PowerSwitch routers in a VRRP group. The network team wants to use both routers efficiently by splitting the default gateway traffic across two subnets. They plan to configure VRRP with two virtual routers, one per subnet. What is the main benefit of this approach?
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A campus network has two Dell PowerSwitch aggregation switches providing default gateway services to 400 access-layer clients. The network team wants to eliminate the single point of failure at the gateway without changing the IP configuration on the end devices. Which solution should they implement?
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A network administrator is evaluating VRRP for a campus network with two Dell PowerSwitch routers. They want to ensure that if the master router fails, the backup takes over with minimal disruption. Which VRRP component is responsible for ensuring that end devices continue to use the same gateway after failover?
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In a VRRP setup, what does the virtual IP address represent to end devices on the LAN?
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