Q4 2023 SRWE Survey

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* 5. What could be the issue?

The default-router command should specify the correct default gateway IP address

The excluded-address range overlaps with the network range

The DHCP pool should be associated with a specific interface

The DHCP service is not enabled on the router

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* 6. What could be the issue?

The switchport port-security command is missing the "sticky" keyword

The switchport port-security maximum command should be set to 3 instead of 2

The switchport port-security violation action should be set to "restrict" instead of "shutdown"

The switchport mode should be set to "trunk" instead of "access"

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* 7. What could be the issue?

The router interface is not in the same network as the next-hop IP address

The administrative distance of the static route is higher than the dynamic routing protocol

The subnet mask is misconfigured

The next-hop IP address is incorrect

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* 8. What could be the issue?

The interface is not properly configured with an IP address

The interface is administratively shut down

The interface is experiencing a physical layer issue

The interface is not receiving proper routing updates

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* 9. What does this output indicate?

The client device with MAC address 0011.2233.4455 is connected to the SSID MYNETWORK

The client device with MAC address 0011.2233.4455 is not associated with any SSID

The client device with MAC address 0011.2233.4455 is authenticated and associated

The client device with MAC address 0011.2233.4455 is in the authentication process

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* 10. Based on the provided information, what could be the possible issue causing the devices on SwitchA to not receive IP addresses from the DHCP server?

The EtherChannel ports on SwitchA are administratively shut down

The EtherChannel negotiation mode is misconfigured on SwitchB

The EtherChannel negotiation mode is misconfigured on SwitchA

The DHCP server is not configured with the appropriate IP address pool for VLAN 10

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* 11. The WLAN controller is connected to an access port in VLAN 10. What could be the issue?

The trunk allowed VLANs should include VLAN 1

The WLAN controller should be connected to a trunk port

The WLAN controller should be connected to an access port in VLAN 1

The trunk link is missing the "switchport trunk native vlan" command

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* 12. What could be the issue?

The switch is not running a compatible spanning-tree protocol

The access ports should be configured as trunk ports

BPDU Guard should be enabled globally on the switch

The access ports should be configured with the "portfast" command

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* 13. What could be the issue?

The VLAN interfaces are not configured on the router

The VLANs are not properly configured on the access ports

The VLANs are not properly allowed on the trunk links

The VLANs are not properly configured on the switches

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* 14. What does the (SU) status in the output indicate?

The EtherChannel is in the Layer 3 mode

The EtherChannel is operational and in use

The EtherChannel is using LACP protocol

The EtherChannel is suspended

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* 15. What could be the issue causing the high CPU utilization?

The spanning-tree mode is not compatible with the network topology

The switch is not properly configured as a root bridge

The switch is experiencing a spanning-tree loop

The root primary command is misconfigured

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* 16. What could be the issue?

The SSID is not broadcasted by the WLAN controller

The security mode should be set to WPA2 instead of open

The WLAN controller should be configured with a specific IP address

The WLAN controller is not connected to the correct VLAN

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* 17. What does the [1/0] metric indicate?

The metric of the static route is 1

The metric of the static route is 0

The administrative distance of the static route is 1

The administrative distance of the static route is 0

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* 18. What does the Secure-up status indicate?

Port security is disabled

Port security is enabled but not active

Port security is enabled and active

Port security is enabled but in violation mode

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* 19. Which of the following could be the issue?

The VLAN interfaces are not configured with IP addresses

The VLANs are not properly allowed on the trunk links

The VLANs are not properly configured on the switches

The laptops are not connected to the correct access ports

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* 20. What could be the issue?

The router should have a routing protocol configured to learn the default route dynamically

The default route should be configured with a higher administrative distance

The default route should be configured with a next-hop IP address

The router should have a directly connected interface in the 192.168.1.0/24 network

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* 21. What does the trunking status indicate?

The interface is not in a trunking state due to a negotiation issue

The interface is properly configured and actively trunking

The interface is in a suspended state and not trunking

The interface is not properly configured for trunking

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* 22. What could be the issue?

The default-router command should specify the correct default gateway IP address

The DHCP service should be enabled globally on the router

The dns-server command should specify the DNS server's IP address in the correct format

The DHCP pool should be associated with a specific interface

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* 23. What could be the issue?

The VLAN interface should be configured with a Layer 3 switchport

The VLAN interface should be associated with a Layer 2 switchport

The VLAN interface should be configured with a VTP mode

The VLAN interface should have an SVI (Switched Virtual Interface) created on a Layer 3 switch

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* 24. Based on the provided information, what could be the possible issue causing the wireless clients to be unable to obtain IP addresses from the DHCP server?

The DHCP pools on the Layer 3 switch are misconfigured

The WLAN controller is not configured to provide DHCP services for the wireless clients

The VLAN interfaces on the Layer 3 switch are not up/up

The DHCP server has insufficient available IP addresses for the VLANs

Q4 2023 SRWE

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* 1. Enter your name

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* 2. Enter your badge (cedula if doesn't have badge)

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* 3. Instructor's name

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* 4. Day

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* 5. What could be the issue?

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* 6. What could be the issue?

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* 7. What could be the issue?

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* 8. What could be the issue?

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* 9. What does this output indicate?

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* 10. Based on the provided information, what could be the possible issue causing the devices on SwitchA to not receive IP addresses from the DHCP server?

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* 11. The WLAN controller is connected to an access port in VLAN 10. What could be the issue?

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* 12. What could be the issue?

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* 13. What could be the issue?

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* 14. What does the (SU) status in the output indicate?

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* 15. What could be the issue causing the high CPU utilization?

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* 16. What could be the issue?

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* 17. What does the [1/0] metric indicate?

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* 18. What does the Secure-up status indicate?

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* 19. Which of the following could be the issue?

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* 20. What could be the issue?

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* 21. What does the trunking status indicate?

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* 22. What could be the issue?

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* 23. What could be the issue?

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* 24. Based on the provided information, what could be the possible issue causing the wireless clients to be unable to obtain IP addresses from the DHCP server?