Exam 300-410 topic 1 question 460 discussion

In this scenario both C and B are correct answers, however we already have a stub config in place so I think it's best not to delete the stub and just add the connected keyword as it will advertise the loopbacks .

option B, the connected keyword as it will advertise the loopbacks .

It's asking to receive individual prefixes and not summarized. It must be C

B is corerct

stub only will be enough

B is correct answer

The correct answer should be D, since the loopback address must also be redistributed

B is the best answer

C # eigrp stub ? Connected - This means that the router can advertise directly connected networks that have been included into the EIGRP process Leak-Map - A leak map allows you to fully customise which prefixes can be advertised to neighbours. Typically this is used in designs where a stub router is in transit for some traffic. Receive-Only - This means that the router has no additional networks it knows about and should only receive updates. This is typically used on IDS appliances that connect to a single port on a switch only. Redistributed - Allows the advertisement of external EIGRP prefixes into the domain. Static - Allows the advertisement of static routes into the network. Summary - Allows a summary route to be propagated across the network. Carriage Return - By pressing ENTER this will accept the default of connected and summary only.

Like Potato_inet0 commented. Both B and C work. However, contrary to what Potato_inet0 is saying, the option C is not asking to remove the entire command "eigrp stub summary", it only states that it will remove only the keyword "summary". Option B is also correct, by adding the keyword "connected" the local routes to R-2 will be advertised. Which option is best, I am not sure, as both options would cause EIGRP to reconverge and therefore a momentary outage.