A network administrator is deploying a new IP fabric and wants to ensure that the configuration is consistent across all switches. The team uses a configuration management tool, but some switches have been manually configured with slight variations. What is the best way to enforce consistency?

Reboot all switches to reset them to factory defaults and reconfigure from scratch.

Manually review each switch's configuration during a maintenance window.

Rely on the routing protocol to automatically correct configuration errors.

Use a configuration audit tool to compare running configurations against a golden template.

A service provider is designing a multi-tenant data center IP fabric. Each tenant requires isolated Layer 2 domains that can span multiple racks, but the physical fabric should remain simple and scalable. The design team wants to use a single routing protocol for both the underlay and overlay. Which approach best meets these requirements?

Use BGP as the underlay to exchange loopback routes and EVPN as the overlay to advertise MAC/VXLAN routes.

Use a single OSPF instance for both underlay and overlay to simplify configuration.

Use static routes for the underlay and rely on VLAN tagging for tenant isolation.

Use OSPF as the underlay to distribute tenant MAC routes and VLANs across the fabric.

A service provider is designing a multi-tenant IP fabric with EVPN-VXLAN. The underlay uses BGP with ECMP. The provider wants to ensure that tenant traffic is load-balanced across all available spine switches. Which configuration is necessary to achieve this?

Disable ECMP on the spines to avoid loops.

Enable BGP multipath on the leaf switches.

Configure a unique ASN for each spine switch.

Use OSPF instead of BGP for the underlay.

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IP Fabric Implementation JN0-1103 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11foundation · easy
Which routing protocol is commonly used in an IP fabric underlay to provide scalable and loop-free routing between spine and leaf switches?
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12expert · hard
A network administrator is deploying a new IP fabric and wants to ensure that the configuration is consistent across all switches. The team uses a configuration management tool, but some switches have been manually configured with slight variations. What is the best way to enforce consistency?
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13foundation · easy
For an IP fabric overlay that needs to support multi-tenancy and MAC address learning, which protocol is commonly used?
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14application · medium
A service provider is designing a multi-tenant data center IP fabric. Each tenant requires isolated Layer 2 domains that can span multiple racks, but the physical fabric should remain simple and scalable. The design team wants to use a single routing protocol for both the underlay and overlay. Which approach best meets these requirements?
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15expert · hard
A service provider is designing a multi-tenant IP fabric with EVPN-VXLAN. The underlay uses BGP with ECMP. The provider wants to ensure that tenant traffic is load-balanced across all available spine switches. Which configuration is necessary to achieve this?
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Questions 11–15

Which routing protocol is commonly used in an IP fabric underlay to provide scalable and loop-free routing between spine and leaf switches?

A network administrator is deploying a new IP fabric and wants to ensure that the configuration is consistent across all switches. The team uses a configuration management tool, but some switches have been manually configured with slight variations. What is the best way to enforce consistency?

For an IP fabric overlay that needs to support multi-tenancy and MAC address learning, which protocol is commonly used?

A service provider is designing a multi-tenant IP fabric with EVPN-VXLAN. The underlay uses BGP with ECMP. The provider wants to ensure that tenant traffic is load-balanced across all available spine switches. Which configuration is necessary to achieve this?

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