During a scheduled maintenance window, a network engineer deploys a critical configuration update to an edge router to enable new BGP routing policies. Immediately following the change, internal monitoring alerts show severe packet loss across multiple subnets, and remote sites lose connectivity to the primary datacenter. The engineer suspects a misconfigured route map but realizes that testing during the window ran out of time. According to standard change management procedures, which of the following is the MOST appropriate immediate action for the engineer to take?
- Execute the documented rollback plan to restore the router to its pre-change configuration baseline.Cevap
- BPerform emergency troubleshooting on the active production router and apply live configuration fixes to repair the route map.
- CRestore the router using the previous night's incremental backup to ensure all routing tables are reverted.
- DUpdate the official configuration baseline documentation to reflect the new BGP policy before continuing diagnostic tests.
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The network engineer must immediately execute the documented rollback plan to return the edge router to its known good pre-change baseline.
Executing the pre-documented rollback plan is the mandatory action under change management frameworks when an update fails validation or causes an unplanned disruption. This action rapidly restores network services to a verified baseline state while preventing unapproved configuration drift.
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