Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Practice Exam

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What command is used to configure GLBP group number and virtual IP address on an interface?

(config-if)#glbp GROUP NUMBER ip VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS
(config-if)#set glbp GROUP NUMBER VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS
(config-if)#glbp configure GROUP NUMBER VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS
(config-if)#ip glbp GROUP NUMBER VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS

The correct answer is: (config-if)#glbp GROUP NUMBER ip VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS

The command used to configure GLBP (Gateway Load Balancing Protocol) group number and virtual IP address on an interface is indeed "(config-if)#glbp GROUP NUMBER ip VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS." This command structure is correct because it directly follows the Cisco IOS syntax for configuring GLBP on the specific interface context. In this command, "GROUP NUMBER" represents the number assigned to a GLBP group, and "VIRTUAL IP ADDRESS" specifies the IP address that will be shared by the GLBP group; this allows for load balancing among multiple routers. The use of "glbp" at the beginning indicates that you are in the process of configuring GLBP-related settings. Other options represent incorrect syntax or commands that do not exist within the context of GLBP configuration on Cisco devices, further validating that the provided command is the accurate choice for this configuration task.