CCNP SWITCH And TSHOOT Practice Exam :
The Hot Standby Routing Protocol (HSRP)
From Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933
HSRP is a big part of your CCNP SWITCH studies, and you're also going to run into it regularly in the real world...
... and this HSRP practice exam will help you master this topic for the exam and when configuring real-world networks!
(And you can't troubleshoot HSRP without mastering its operation!)
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Let's get to the questions!
1. R2 is the active router in your HSRP deployment, and it has the default HSRP priority. For the standby router R3 to become the active router, what has to happen?
A. R3's priority should be set to 105.
B. R3's priority should be set to 10.
C. R3 should be configured with the preempt command.
D. R3 must be rebooted.
2. What's the default hello time for HSRP?
3. What will the MAC address be for a virtual router in HSRP group 20?
4. Which of the following statements are true regarding HSRP Interface Tracking?
A. The default decrement can be changed.
B. A router can track only one interface.
C. The default decrement cannot be changed.
D. A router can track multiple interfaces.
E. No single HSRP router tracks interfaces - this is strictly a group effort.
5. Which of the following can you NOT configure with HSRP?
A. routed port
B. switch port
C. L3 Etherchannel
D. SVI
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And now... the answers!
1. (A, C). The default HSRP priority is 100, so we need R3 to have a higher priority AND to be configured with the preempt command. The only other way to have R3 take over is to reboot R2 after the priority change on R3, and that wasn't given as an option.
2. The default HSRP hello time is 3 seconds.
3. The HSRP virtual router's MAC address is 00-00-0c-07-ac-XX, with XX being the HSRP group number in hexadecimal. The decimal "20" converts to "14" in hex (one unit of 16, four units of 1), so the resulting HSRP MAC is 00-00-0c-07-ac-14.
4. (A, D). When running HSRP interface tracking, you can track more than one interface and the default decrement can be changed.
5. (A, C, D). You can run HSRP on a routed port, an L3 etherchannel, and an SVI.
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