02-09-2020, 01:16 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-09-2020, 01:16 AM by richlandcisco.)
Damn it, accidentally deleted my reply. Well here it is again.
So the answer is asking for what is correct. This is very important when reading its wording
A lot of questions will seem like it has 2 answers when it doesn't, have to be careful with how the answer is worded and how the question is worded.
The first choice doesn't work. It says that the IP address is not being advertised on the EIGRP network. The problem is that there is no EIGRP network. The answer assumes 2 things. 1 that there is an EIGRP network AND 2 that there is an IP address not being advertised. The statement is false because the protocol isn't even active on the router. You can't fail to advertise an IP address on a protocol when there is no protocol.
The second choice is the answer because EIGRP is implemented on the Router and using best practices, it is indeed failing to advertise an IP address from its LAN. So it does have EIGRP and it is failing to advertise.
I get caught a lot of these questions because I rush through them without carefully reading them and I pick the first answer that seems right before reading the rest of the answers.
Really pay attention to the way things are worded.
So the answer is asking for what is correct. This is very important when reading its wording
A lot of questions will seem like it has 2 answers when it doesn't, have to be careful with how the answer is worded and how the question is worded.
The first choice doesn't work. It says that the IP address is not being advertised on the EIGRP network. The problem is that there is no EIGRP network. The answer assumes 2 things. 1 that there is an EIGRP network AND 2 that there is an IP address not being advertised. The statement is false because the protocol isn't even active on the router. You can't fail to advertise an IP address on a protocol when there is no protocol.
The second choice is the answer because EIGRP is implemented on the Router and using best practices, it is indeed failing to advertise an IP address from its LAN. So it does have EIGRP and it is failing to advertise.
I get caught a lot of these questions because I rush through them without carefully reading them and I pick the first answer that seems right before reading the rest of the answers.
Really pay attention to the way things are worded.