Free Cisco 500-220 Actual Exam Questions - Question 2 Discussion

C vs D? I think C makes more sense because templates typically provide a default setup, but specific changes on the bound MX network should override those defaults to allow customization. If the template always overrode local changes (D), it would be tough to tailor individual networks as needed. Plus, it fits with how overrides usually work in config management—local wins unless you explicitly push a new template version.

It’s A, actually. The config change in the bound network doesn’t just override or get overridden; it merges with what’s already in the template. So the final setup is a combination of both, not just one taking full control. This way, you get flexibility without losing the baseline settings from the template.

Maybe D, the template might act like a master copy and push overrides down to the bound networks to maintain consistency. Local changes could get overwritten to avoid drift.

C/D? I’m going with C because usually, the bound network’s changes take effect immediately and override the template defaults. Templates set a baseline, but once you tweak the MX network itself, that update sticks unless you push the template again. So local config changes feel more like an override than the other way around.

Maybe D, since templates are meant to enforce consistent policies; they might override local changes to keep the network aligned with the template’s rules.

C, because local network changes usually take precedence over template defaults.

C/D? I think changes on the MX network take priority since the template is more like a default. Templates usually don’t force override unless you push updates manually. So direct config wins here.

D, the template pushes its settings over local changes to keep consistency.

Option D seems right because usually the template sets the base rules, so any changes in the network get overridden by the template to keep things consistent. But I wonder, does this happen immediately after the change or only after pushing the config? Would be good to know how timing works here.