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most of the question from 122q & 195 q but still some view new quest

Just FYI ,

Dump is not Valid any More,

Guyz are Failing in many blogs .

@ Davide, I have used 103q as well as some of 268q (around 150) didnt go through the whole pdf

@ebraem i m not selling something but yes from yesterday all is new only 15 question from your ??

Guys, Don’t take the exams based on the dumps shared by Ebrahim. it has changed. Failed now 😀

@ Ebrahem
Please send materials to amyvanniekerk2000 @ gmail . com
Thank you

Could you please share the dump file.

bpoomisak @ gmail com

Thanks.

Hi Ebrahem,

please send me the dumps too! thanks in advance!

lahiruhewage @ gmail com

@ebrahem can you please send me the file?
renato.ry @gmail.com

@ breecher
@ lahiruhewage
@ angle444
@ amyvanniekerk2000
@ bpoomisak
@ lahiruhewage
@ renato.ry
check your emails 🙂
good luck

thanks for @ davide for sharing the latest 100q dump

@Ebrahem&@Davide, my bad i gave the wrong email…

my email is breecher at outlook.es, you mind sending it again… i have the exam next week.. my bad.

thank you and sorry.

Kamran@ that’s interesting and im sorry to hear that you failed. I failed on Dec 27th, I am looking to take the exam soon. The last dump Ebrahem has all the question from the exam I failed. I studied the 192Q one. I believe the 102 and 100 will help us pass. Can someone please post what dump they used to pass their exam?

Ebrahem,

Can you please email to me the latest dumps?
mrice001 @ protonmail.com

Thank You

Ebrahem,

Could you please send the last dump .
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Ebrahem,

Could you please send the last dumps.

fastnoc6 @ gmail .com

Ebrahem,

could you please share the latest dump

aesamir87 @ gmail.com

The 400-101 exam updated recently with

MANY NEW QUESTIONS!!!

DO NOT ASK @Ebrahem for 400-101 dumps.

Please wait few days for the UPDATED PassLeader 400-101 dumps!

Please wait few days for the UPDATED PassLeader 400-101 dumps!

Please wait few days for the UPDATED PassLeader 400-101 dumps!

exam changed so 100q and 103 q is no longer valid

the exam totally changed
please hold the registration and if anyone have the new dump please share
eng_miro at live . com

Hi all,

Isn’t this supposed to be forum for Pros instead sounds like bunch of scammers and dump hunters. Sorry for my french but let’s keep this more professional just like those who are spending much of their precious time to do it so. Please, let’s stand with them and make rstut.com great!

And hey those of you who are making this so bad, just hunting for $$ and dumps or whatever, SERIOUSLY?! Shame!

Ebrahem,

Could you please share the latest dump

drtihi gmail

I just did the exam and i failed. The positive thing the exam no is totally changed are a few questions from the latest question 10-15, and others 10-15 for the rest of the dumps. Sincerely I thinking if you study the exam you can do it well. The total questions was 90

@ drtihi
@ aesamir87
@ fastnoc6
@ mrice001
@ breecher
check your emails 🙂
good luck

note : someone says he has passed the exam on 28-Jan and the 100q is valid. i advise to study all dumps and keep cheching the new questions here in this website

Any exam before the 29th is old… On the 29th they changed the exam

Hi,
About ” implementation steps on the left to the corresponding order on the right when configuring a L3 VxLAN gateway.” I have seen different responses. I think the dump answers are wrong.

Someone’s comment was: VXLAN is a DC solution and I find it weird that it would be in the R&S exam. In any case, you would start with configuring a loopback BEFORE an nve. Also, enabling vxlan features (Nexus) can also be done before configuring the underlay. But I think:
1. create loopback
2. create layer3 SVI
3. configure underlay
4. enable vxlan features
5. map vni to vlan
6. create nve
well, step 1,2 and 4 can be mixed up either way…

On my side I see that as 1) loopback and 2) Underlay, as indicated here in prerequisites:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/asr9000/software/asr9k_r5-3/lxvpn/configuration/guide/b-l3vpn-cg53xasr9k/b-l3vpn-cg53xasr9k_chapter_0101.pdf

Other doc (NX OS) shows:
– enable vxlan features
– map vni to vlan
, but not the other sequences.

Anyone has source of information?

Q: Drag and drop statement about QoS features on the left to the matching QoS feature on the right

– I think the “drops the exceeding…” does not go under “shaping” but “policing” instead.
ref: https://vceguide.com/which-option-describes-the-purpose-of-traffic-policing/
(click “show answers”)

If traffic was dropped upon exceeding the CIR then it would not be “shaping” the bursts. It would not be a “shaping” feature.

@Ebrahem Could you please share the file thusheeraz at protonmail dot com

Thanks

@Ebrahem, could you please share the lastest passleader 400-101 file?
fernando-birigui @ hotmail. com

@Ebrahem, could you please share the lastest passleader 400-101 file?
rguedesc @ hotmail. com

Thank you Ely, awesome dump

Is the 100q from passleader 29/1/19 the latest and valid?

Ebrahem please share latest dumps liloot125 at gmail . com
thanks

Used it too to pass my written exam (my mark : 970/1000)

Ely’s dump is the most valid one

I just failed the exam today. Most of the questions changed. 103q dump from passleader was not enough to pass the exam.

@mo, did you see any of the questions from the 100q? I noticed a lot from it

Yes. You are right.
Policy uses bytes and shaping uses bits. Swap around the drop and bits by
moving bits down to shaping and drops up to policing.

You are wrong.
The dump is right.
Check this link
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/asr9000/software/asr9k_r5-3/lxvpn/configuration/guide/b-l3vpn-cg53xasr9k/b-l3vpn-cg53xasr9k_chapter_0101.html

Hi,
Sorry but the link is the one I pointed out as well.

Prerequisites:
– Configure a loopback interface. It serves as a source interface for the local VTEP.
– Configure unicast reachability to remote VTEPs. (which to me means “Underlay”)

… so before even starting L3 VXLAN, these 2 items must come ..first.

Sorry but what ‘dump’ do you refer to? The ones (q56 off 268 or q56 off 250) both show:
1) Create the network virtualisation endpoint (nve)
2) Create a loopback to be used as the source for the VTEP
3) Create your Layer3 SVI
4) Map VXLAN VNIs to VLANs
5) Enable VXLAN features
6) Configure VXLAN underlay

It does not make sense configuring the underlay last, there would be no reachability between the loopback IP addresses.

Then in the document’s config steps:
– NVE
– use the loopback already created (note: it had to be *created* before!)
– VLAN-VNI mapping
– configure the L3 SVI/BVI.

But that document is for ASR 9000 so it does not mention the NX-OS commands called ‘feature nv overlay” and “feature vxlan”.

The NX-Os config (https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus9000/sw/7-x/vxlan/configuration/guide/b_Cisco_Nexus_9000_Series_NX-OS_VXLAN_Configuration_Guide_7x/b_Cisco_Nexus_9000_Series_NX-OS_VXLAN_Configuration_Guide_7x_chapter_011.html)

… shows step1:
– feature nv overlay – Enables the VXLAN feature.

then:
– Mapping VLAN to VXLAN VNI

– Creating and Configuring an NVE Interface and Associate VNIs

etc.

In the complete config examples at the bottom we see the order they configure:
1) loopbacks
2) underlay
3) feature nv overlay
4) NVE creation
5) VNI assignment

This details more specifically the Layer3 VXLAN with SVI aspect (“Layer 3 gateway is achieved by configuring the BDIs for bridge-domains corresponding to the VNIs”)
ref:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/sw/nx-os/vxlan/configuration/guide/b_NX-OS_VXLAN_Configuration_Guide/configuring_vxlan_flood_and_learn.html

That documents states the configuration order:
1) feature nv overlay – Enables the VXLAN feature.
2) feature vni
3) Defines the VNI range.
4) VLAN to VNI mapping
5) Creating an VTEP and NVE Interface
6) Configuring L3 Interface (SVI)

Nothing is very consistent but there is a theme. It seems like this would make sense to me, and the most consistent across the Cisco documents:

1) create loopback
2) configure underlay
3) enable vxlan features
4) map vni to vlan
5) create nve
6) create layer3 SVI

Totally agreed
The right answer is D – E

@Davide I didn’t have the 100q dump

@davide did you take the exam?

Hi,
I’m referring to your document,
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/asr9000/software/asr9k_r5-3/lxvpn/configuration/guide/b-l3vpn-cg53xasr9k/b-l3vpn-cg53xasr9k_chapter_0101.pdf
Please refer under section Creating and Configuring the Network Virtualization Endpoint (NVE) Interface
The summary steps for creating NVE is
1- Interface nve
2- Source-interface loopback
3- Member vni
4- Use to commit or end command
And to understand well, Scroll all the way down to “Configuration Example for Implementing Layer 3 VxLAN Gateway,
Take a look at the configuration under “Interface nve”
!
Interface nve 1
member vni 1 mcast-group 224.2.2.2 0.0.0.0
overlay-encapsulation vxlan
source-interface Loopback0

Also, if you take a look at https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus5600/sw/layer2/7x/b_5600_Layer2_Config_7x/config_vxlans.pdf
Read page 8.
For me the drag and drop is correct according to these documents, my only concern is the last one. “Configure VXLAN Underlay”. Im not sure where If its on the last step (step6).
What do you think?

@mo- No, but I plan to in the next two weeks. The 100q was VERY similar to my exam. If studied it I would have passed. Did you talk to Ebrahem? He’s the most honest person on here IMO. He has it, ask him and let me know what you think. K.I.T

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just an FYI, there are so many mistakes on the dumb
I want to show you this because few realized it.

What is the mechanism could be used to avoid the problem of TCP Starvation / UDP Dominance?
A. Place UDP traffic in a dedicated traffic-class with the bandwidth keyword configured
B. Use policy routing to send the UDP and TCP traffic over different paths
C. Configure QoS to police UDP traffic to the desired volume
D. WRED to balance TCP and UDP utilization
Answer: B

The right answer is C
because they are asking about mechanism.

Answer: B If they didnt ask for Mechanism
http://www.massimilianosbaraglia.it/documenti/TCP-IP/OSI/TCP%20starvation%20and%
20UDP%20dominance.pdf
Also,
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/Enterprise/WAN_and_MAN/
QoS_SRND/QoS-SRND-Book/VPNQoS.html
TCP starvation/UDP dominance likely occurs if (TCP-based) Mission-Critical Data is assigned
to the same service-provider class as (UDP-based) Streaming-Video and the class
experiences sustained congestion. Even if WRED is enabled on the service-provider class,
the same behavior would be observed because WRED (for the most part) manages
congestion only on TCP-based flows.
Granted, it is not always possible to separate TCP-based flows from UDP-based flows, but it
is beneficial to be aware of this behavior when making such application-mixing decisions
within a single service-provider class.

@ Krag – for QoS Features

Q: Drag and drop statement about QoS features on the left to the matching QoS feature on the right

Only policing can be applied to inbound traffic on an interface. check this link
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/quality-of-service-qos/qos-policing/19645-policevsshape.html

plus

when you police you are going to drop or mark down non conforming packets
When you shape you store traffic in excess of the rate to send it in next time intervals.

So the final will be :
Traffic Policing:
– Configured in Bits per second
– Drops excess packets when traffic load exceeds the CIR
– May cause excessive TCP retransmission

Traffic Shaping:
– applied in both inbound and outbound direction
– buffers and queues excess packets when traffic load exceeds the CIR
– Minimizes TCP retransmission.

Thank you.

Hi, please send latest 400-101 ccnprofessional @ gmail . com thanks.

Does anyone have an example of the ipv6 to ipv4, MPLS PHP drag and drops? I am not finding them in Ebrahams dumps.

INE materials worth hundred of dollars for free. All of you whom will use this kindly share the resources you have with open heart for every one.

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@Nour,
“Only policing can be applied to inbound traffic on an interface”
Yes exactly! Shaping cannot be applied ingress.

Please don’t read the quote as “policing can only be applied ingress”, these two sentences do not mean the same thing at all. Sorry if Cisco are playing on words here, it’s not easy for non-native english speaker.

Policing can be applied either ingress or egress. For example, in a policy-map you can specify “shape” or “police”.
Shaping CANNOT be selected as an ingress option.
Only Policing can be “applied in both inbound and outbound direction”.