Question 500
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. After remediation, which observation would most directly demonstrate the intended result?
Explanation
Correct Answer
A meaningful acceptance check at the Westlake utility network should verify the actual forwarding or control-plane outcome. NHRP shows the remote spoke's mapping and user traffic can traverse the direct tunnel.
Incorrect Answers
That test could pass while the specific fault remains. The same tunnel interface can resolve and reach approved dynamic spoke peers. It would not establish the required outcome for dmvpn spoke-to-spoke nhrp resolution at the Westlake utility network.
The result addresses dmvpn nhrp network id mismatch, not the observed fault at the Westlake utility network. The decisive outcome is different: NHRP shows the remote spoke's mapping and user traffic can traverse the direct tunnel.
This validates an unrelated control at the Westlake utility network: The routing protocol's hello traffic reaches the peer and its tunnel adjacency forms. It would not demonstrate correction of dmvpn spoke-to-spoke nhrp resolution.