300-630 Exam Dumps : Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure - Advanced (DCACIA)

To enable SSH communication between Web_EPG (Web Endpoint Group) and App_EPG (Application Endpoint Group), it’s necessary to apply a configuration that allows bidirectional communication while not restricting ports based on their directionality. By enabling “Apply Both Directions” and disabling “Reverse Filter Ports,” this ensures that the filter allows SSH packets to flow from Web_EPG to App_EPG and vice versa without any restrictions based on the port’s direction, which is essential for establishing an SSH session. References := ( Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Official Cert Guide )

The best practices for configuring NIC teaming load balancing for Cisco UCS B-Series blades connected to Cisco ACI leaf switches involve enabling LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) in active mode and enabling MAC pinning.

LACP active mode (option B) allows for the automatic bundling of several physical links into a single logical link, providing redundancy and increased bandwidth. This mode actively tests the link to ensure its functionality, which is essential for maintaining a stable connection.

MAC pinning (option E) is a method that assigns a virtual machine’s MAC address to a specific uplink. This ensures consistent forwarding paths for traffic within the same session, which is crucial for avoiding potential traffic distribution issues that could arise from dynamic changes in the network topology.

Creating vPC+ (option A) and vPC (option D) are not recommended as they are related to virtual port channels, which are not applicable in this scenario.PAgP (Port Aggregation Protocol) (option C) is Cisco’s proprietary protocol similar to LACP, but it is not the recommended practice in this context.

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Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Official Cert Guide

Cisco’s documentation on UCS B-Series Teaming Bonding Options

The L2 Stretch feature allows for the extension of a Layer 2 network across multiple sites without changing the IP addressing scheme, which satisfies the requirement for starting an application at a DR site without re-IPing servers. Disabling inter-site BUM (Broadcast, Unknown unicast, and Multicast) traffic prevents broadcast storms between sites while still allowing IP mobility, meeting both specified criteria. References := (Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure Official Cert Guide)