A network specialist investigating a high-availability BGP routing incident has completed testing a hypothesis in a sandbox environment, confirming that an unannounced AS-path prepending modification by an upstream provider caused asymmetric routing drops. Having confirmed the root cause, the specialist is preparing for the next phase of the CompTIA troubleshooting methodology. Which TWO of the following actions should the specialist perform during this next phase? (Select TWO.)
- ADocument the vendor change details, root cause analysis, and resolution history in the central knowledge base.
- Evaluate potential impacts on downstream network traffic and create a detailed procedure for applying the route-map adjustment.Answer
- Schedule and execute the route-map configuration change according to change management control procedures.Answer
- DPerform packet captures across redundant core interfaces to confirm that traffic symmetry has been restored across all active paths.
Answer
The specialist should evaluate potential impacts on downstream traffic while formulating the detailed modification steps, and schedule and execute the route-map configuration change within established change control procedures.
After testing a theory to confirm the root cause (Step 3), the technician must advance to Step 4 of the CompTIA troubleshooting methodology: establishing a plan of action to resolve the problem and identifying potential effects, then implementing the solution. Evaluating potential downstream traffic impacts during procedure creation and executing the route-map modification under change control procedures are the direct components of Step 4.
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CompTIA Troubleshooting Methodology - Plan of Action and Implementation
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