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Assuming TLDP and RSVP are both being used in an MPLS network core which of the following statements is true?

  1. TLDP is used to create the inner label, RSVP is used to create the outer label.
  2. TLDP is used to create the outer label, RSVP is used to create the inner label.
  3. TLDP and RSVP cannot be used in the same network since they both provide the same label.
  4. When RSVP is used, TLDP must be disabled and static vc labels should be used.
  5. TLDP and RSVP can be used to create either labels based on how they are configured.

Answer(s): A



Fill in the blank for this next sentence. Flooded traffic received on any ____________ in the service is replicated to other spoke SDPs and SAPs and not transmitted on any mesh SDPs.

  1. Spoke SDP -
  2. Either (a) or (b) will make this sentence true.
  3. Mesh SDP
  4. Neither (a) nor (b) will make this sentence true.

Answer(s): B



Port 1/1/1 has been configured as an access port with QinQ encapsulation. Which of the following three statements are true for ingress traffic assuming default configuration? (Choose 3)

  1. sap 1/1/1:*.0 is a valid sap id.
  2. sap 1/1/1:100* will accept frames with a single tag of 100.
  3. sap 1/1/1:200* will strip the top tag of 200 and the bottom tag will be transparently passed.
  4. sap 1/1/1:0* will accept all untagged frames.
  5. sap 1/1/1:0* will accept any tagged frames.

Answer(s): B,C,D



Which of the following statements relating to VPLS is false?

  1. A VPLS is a multipoint Layer 2 service.
  2. A VPLS allows multiple customer sites to be connected in a single bridged domain.
  3. A VPLS on a single node requires a SDP.
  4. With an IP/MPLS infrastructure, service providers can provide multiple VPLS services over a common IP/MPLS infrastructure.
  5. The VPLS switches traffic based on MAC address associated to the appropriate SAP.

Answer(s): C






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