Follow the packet
Use addressing, routing and forwarding behaviour to explain how traffic reaches its destination.
CCNA · Associate
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Use addressing, routing and forwarding behaviour to explain how traffic reaches its destination.
Work through VLANs, switching and wireless concepts, including common causes of connectivity problems.
Connect access controls and network services with the concepts behind programmable networks.
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A branch office wants wireless client traffic to stay local instead of crossing the WAN to a central controller. Which model is more appropriate?
Distributed or local forwarding — Distributed or local forwarding keeps client data traffic at the branch when that is the design goal.
Centralized tunneling for all client traffic — Centralized tunneling sends client traffic back to the controller.
Half-duplex forwarding — Half-duplex is an Ethernet transmission mode, not a wireless forwarding architecture.
DNSSEC signed forwarding — DNSSEC is a DNS security feature and is unrelated to WLAN forwarding location.
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Repair access-switch.cfg so DHCP snooping and Dynamic ARP Inspection protect exactly VLANs 20 and 30. Keep only Gi1/0/48 trusted for both features, and limit DHCP messages on Gi1/0/10 and Gi1/0/20 to 15 per second. Preserve the hostname, VLANs, client access ports, and the Gi1/0/48 trunk carrying VLANs 20, 30, and 99 with native VLAN 99.
medium · About 14 min
LabUpdate branch-router.cfg so 10.40.0.0/16 uses 198.51.100.1 as the primary static-route next hop at administrative distance 1 and 203.0.113.1 as a floating backup at distance 200. Preserve hostname BRANCH-R1, all three interface addresses and descriptions, and keep every interface enabled.
medium · About 12 min
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