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Question 1 |
A Fast Recovery (at the level of 50 ms) mechanism used in MPLS. | |
A Recent MPLS version used especially for redundant networks | |
A QoS Medhod use din MPLS-TE | |
A Routing Protocol used with MPLS-TE |
Question 2 |
Broadcast ARP Request with IP Address | |
Unicast ARP Reply with requested MAC Address | |
Recording ARP Table | |
Recording Routing Table | |
Broadcast ARP Reply with requested IP Address |
Question 3 |
ebgp-multihop | |
update-source loopback | |
next-hop-self |
Question 4 |
IGMPv3 | |
IGMPv1 | |
IGMPv2 | |
IGMPv4 | |
IGMPv5 |
Question 5 |
Level 2 area | |
Not-so-stubby area (NSSA) | |
Stub area | |
Level 1 area | |
Totally stubby area | |
Backbone area | |
Standard area | |
External Area |
Question 6 |
Loading, Full, Init, 2-way, Exstart, Exchange | |
Connect, Open Sent, Open Confirm, Established, Idle | |
Init, 2-way, Exstart, Exchange, Loading, Full | |
Idle, Connect, Open Sent, Open Confirm, Established |
Question 7 |
First highest OSPF priority, then highest interface ip | |
First highest OSPF priority, then highest router ID | |
First highest interface ip, then highest OSPF priority | |
First highest router ID, then highest OSPF priority |
Question 8 |
16 Bytes Value that determines which prefixes will be allowed or disallowed | |
8 Bytes Value that determines which prefixes will be allowed or disallowed | |
8 Bytes Value that determines which prefixes get imported and exported on the PE routers. | |
16 Bytes Value that determines which prefixes get imported and exported on the P routers. |
Question 9 |
Reliability | |
Delay | |
Jitter | |
Cost | |
Throuhput |
Question 10 |
Importing or exporting the routes of one vrf into another vrf | |
Redistribution of one routing protocol into another routing protocol |
Question 11 |
Totally Stub Area | |
Backbone Area | |
Stub Area | |
Standard Area |
Question 12 |
UDP 179 | |
UDP 159 | |
TCP 179 | |
TCP 159 |
Question 13 |
TTL (8 bits) | |
IP address (32 bits) | |
MAC address (48 bits) | |
Experimental (3 bits) | |
Label (20 bits) | |
ToS (5 bits) | |
S Bits (1 Bit) |
Question 14 |
BGP Redistribution | |
BGP Multihop | |
BGP Syncronization | |
BGP Neighbourship |
Question 15 |
Supports Only Source Trees (S, G) | |
Uses Source-Based Trees | |
Uses Rendezvous Point (RP) | |
Uses Shared Trees | |
A Flood and Pune mechanism |
Question 16 |
Type 10, Type 20, Type 30, Type 40, Type 50, Type 70 | |
Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type 4, Type 5, Type 7 | |
Type a, Type b, Type c, Type d, Type e, Type f |
Question 17 |
Full with DROTHER | |
2-way with DROTHER | |
2-way with DR and BDR | |
Full with DR and BDR |
Question 18 |
Route Target | |
Route Distinguisher |
Question 19 |
Broadcast Address | |
Unicast Address | |
Multicast Address | |
Anycast Address |
Question 20 |
Listenning PIM Join / Leave messages and maintain multicast membership | |
Listenning IGMP Join / Leave messages and maintain multicast membership |
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