An administrator is monitoring an active/active chassis cluster. They notice that the 'show chassis cluster status' command shows RG1 is primary on node0 and RG2 is primary on node1. However, they also notice that the 'show chassis cluster statistics' command shows a high number of 'session sync failures'. What is the most likely impact of this issue?

The redundancy group priorities are misconfigured, causing the cluster to be in an unstable state.

The control link is congested, which will cause the cluster to failover all redundancy groups to node0.

Existing sessions may be dropped during a failover because the backup node does not have the complete session state.

The data plane is not forwarding traffic correctly, causing sessions to be dropped in real-time.

In a chassis cluster, what is the role of the fabric link?

To connect the cluster to the management network.

To provide a backup path for the control link.

To forward data traffic between the nodes when needed.

To synchronize configuration between nodes.

A network engineer is troubleshooting an active/active chassis cluster where traffic is not being load-balanced as expected. The 'show chassis cluster status' command shows that RG1 is primary on node0 and RG2 is primary on node1. However, all traffic is being forwarded by node0. Which command would most directly help identify why traffic is not being distributed?

show chassis cluster interfaces

show security flow session summary

show chassis cluster control-plane statistics

What is the role of the fabric link in active/active mode traffic forwarding?

To synchronize session state between nodes.

To forward traffic between nodes when a packet arrives on one node but must exit through the other.

To provide a backup path for the control link.

To load-balance traffic between nodes.

A company has an active/active chassis cluster with two redundancy groups. They are planning to add a new service that will be accessed by users in both the Engineering and Finance zones. They want to ensure the new service's traffic is load-balanced across both nodes. What is the best approach?

Add the new service's interfaces to both RG1 and RG2 to distribute the traffic.

Create a new redundancy group (RG3) for the new service's interfaces and set its priority higher on node1 to balance the load.

Configure the new service to use the 'load-balance' option on the existing redundancy groups.

Place the new service's interfaces in RG1 and rely on the existing load-balancing to distribute the traffic.

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An administrator is monitoring an active/active chassis cluster. They notice that the 'show chassis cluster status' command shows RG1 is primary on node0 and RG2 is primary on node1. However, they also notice that the 'show chassis cluster statistics' command shows a high number of 'session sync failures'. What is the most likely impact of this issue?
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In a chassis cluster, what is the role of the fabric link?
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A network engineer is troubleshooting an active/active chassis cluster where traffic is not being load-balanced as expected. The 'show chassis cluster status' command shows that RG1 is primary on node0 and RG2 is primary on node1. However, all traffic is being forwarded by node0. Which command would most directly help identify why traffic is not being distributed?
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What is the role of the fabric link in active/active mode traffic forwarding?
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A company has an active/active chassis cluster with two redundancy groups. They are planning to add a new service that will be accessed by users in both the Engineering and Finance zones. They want to ensure the new service's traffic is load-balanced across both nodes. What is the best approach?
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In a chassis cluster, what is the role of the fabric link?

What is the role of the fabric link in active/active mode traffic forwarding?

A company has an active/active chassis cluster with two redundancy groups. They are planning to add a new service that will be accessed by users in both the Engineering and Finance zones. They want to ensure the new service's traffic is load-balanced across both nodes. What is the best approach?

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