Question 100
At the Westlake utility network, spoke traffic to the Central grid operations center still traverses the hub even though the design requires direct dynamic spoke-to-spoke forwarding. Which operational change most directly addresses the fault described?
Explanation
Correct Answer
The fault at the Westlake utility network has a specific cause. The origin spoke has not obtained the peer resolution needed to build an appropriate direct path. Verify that NHRP resolves the remote spoke's NBMA address and that direct tunnels are permitted. Confirm success against this result: NHRP shows the remote spoke's mapping and user traffic can traverse the direct tunnel.
Incorrect Answers
That change targets dmvpn mgre endpoint capability, not the reported dmvpn spoke-to-spoke nhrp resolution fault at the Westlake utility network. The origin spoke has not obtained the peer resolution needed to build an appropriate direct path.
This could help where dmvpn spoke registration to hub is the issue, but not for the evidence reported at the Westlake utility network. The origin spoke has not obtained the peer resolution needed to build an appropriate direct path.
That change targets dmvpn phase 3 redirect and shortcut, not the reported dmvpn spoke-to-spoke nhrp resolution fault at the Westlake utility network. The origin spoke has not obtained the peer resolution needed to build an appropriate direct path.