Refer to the exhibit. When considering the route map configuration for BGP, what is the result when inbound traffic is received with a source IP that matches ACL1?

IT Questions BankCategory: CCNPRefer to the exhibit. When considering the route map configuration for BGP, what is the result when inbound traffic is received with a source IP that matches ACL1?

Refer to the exhibit. When considering the route map configuration for BGP, what is the result when inbound traffic is received with a source IP that matches ACL1?

  • The incoming network traffic will go through the whole route map.
  • The optional action is processed, and the route map completes.
  • If the incoming network traffic does not match ACL2 and ACL3, it will be dropped.
  • The optional action is processed, and route map continues to test with ACL2.

Explanation: A route map uses the command syntax route-map route-map-name [permit | deny][*sequence-number*]. The rules that apply to route map statements are as follows:

  • If a processing action is not provided, the default value permit is used.
  • If a sequence number is not provided, the sequence number is incremented by 10 automatically.
  • If a matching statement is not included, an implied all prefixes is associated with the statement.
  • Processing within a route map stops after all optional actions have processed and after matching a conditional matching criterion.

Exam with this question: Quiz - Multicast
Exam with this question: Chapter 12: Quiz - Advanced BGP CCNPv8 ENARSI

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