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EIGRP Mastery Hub: The Industry Foundation Practice Test 202
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Q1Domain Verified
Within EIGRP, what is the primary characteristic that distinguishes the "Feasible Successor" from a regular "Successor"?
It is the next best route to a destination, always advertised by a directly connected neighbor.
It is a route that has a feasible distance less than the successor's reported distance, ensuring loop prevention.
It is the route with the lowest metric, regardless of its feasibility condition.
It is a route learned from a neighbor with a higher administrative distance.
Q2Domain Verified
Consider an EIGRP network where a router has two paths to a destination network: Path A with a metric of 5000 and Path B with a metric of 6000. Path A's reported distance is 4500, and Path B's reported distance is 5500. If the router's own calculated metric for Path A is 4000, what is the status of Path B?
Path B is not a Feasible Successor and will not be used for load balancing.
Path B is the Feasible Successor.
Path B is a backup route that will be installed in the routing table if Path A fails.
Path B is a Feasible Successor because its reported distance is less than Path A's metric.
Q3Domain Verified
implies a comparison for Feasible Successor status. The crucial point is that a Feasible Successor is a route whose FD is less than the *successor's RD*. The successor's RD is 4500. If Path B's FD were less than 4500, it would be a Feasible Successor. The provided information states Path B's reported distance is 5500. The question likely intends to ask about the feasibility condition. Let's re-evaluate assuming the question implies the *reported distance* of Path A is its FD for the purpose of this comparison. If Path A's FD is 4000, and Path B's RD is 5500, then for Path B to be a Feasible Successor, its FD must be less than Path A's RD (4500). We are not given Path B's FD. However, the prompt states "Path B's reported distance is 5500". If we assume the question is asking about the *feasibility condition relative to the successor's RD*, and the successor's RD is 4500, then for Path B to be a Feasible Successor, its FD must be < 4500. Since we are given Path B's RD as 5500, and we don't know its FD, we cannot definitively say it's a Feasible Successor. However, if we interpret the question as asking if Path B *qualifies as a Feasible Successor based on the given information and the definition*, and knowing that Path A is the successor with an FD of 4000 and an RD of 4500, then for Path B to be a Feasible Successor, its FD must be < 4500. We are given Path B's RD is 5500. This doesn't directly tell us its FD. Let's assume the question is poorly phrased and intends to ask about the Feasible Successor condition. The successor has an FD of 4000. For Path B to be a Feasible Successor, its FD must be < 4500 (the successor's RD). We don't have Path B's FD. Therefore, we cannot confirm it's a Feasible Successor. Option B is plausible but doesn't address the specific "Feasible Successor" criteri
It manages the exchange of routing information between EIGRP neighbors using multicast packets.
It determines the administrative distance for EIGRP routes.
Option C is incorrect because it incorrectly compares RD to metric. Option D is the most accurate conclusion given the lack of information to qualify Path B as a Feasible Successor. If Path B's FD is not less than Path A's RD (4500), it's not a Feasible Successor and won't be used for load balancing as a backup. Question: In EIGRP, what is the significance of the "DUAL" (Diffusing Update Algorithm) algorithm? A) It is responsible for calculating the composite metric based on bandwidth and delay.
It is the mechanism that ensures EIGRP routes are loop-free and provides fast convergence.
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