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Practice question 27 of 506 · medium

A hub-and-spoke WAN prevents direct spoke-to-spoke routing, but AD topology assumes transitive connectivity. What should an administrator review?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.The intersite interval alone while leaving all implied paths unchanged
  2. B.Only the preferred bridgehead list, without checking network paths
  3. C.Site-link bridging and whether the implied paths are reachable
  4. D.The schedule alone while leaving unreachable direct paths enabled
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  • Site-link bridging and whether the implied paths are reachable

Site-link bridging can imply connectivity absent from a partially routed WAN. Changing timing alone cannot make an unreachable path work. Bridgehead selection also requires reachable paths and does not by itself correct inappropriate transitive assumptions.

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