A.Preference

B.Metric

C.Next-hop

D.Cost

A.10.10.10.0

B.10.10.10.1

C.10.10.10.2

D.10.10.10.3

A.Ethernet II can be used on broadcast networks where as 802.3 was designed for point-to-point networks.

B.Ethernet II and Ethernet 802.3 are two different names for the same protocol.

C.Ethernet II identifies its frame length while 802.3 indicates the payload type.

D.Ethernet II identifies its payload type where as 802.3 indicates the frame length.

A.SF 3

B.SF 1

C.SF 2

D.Both CF1 and CF2

A.It forwards the packet to the next LSR without altering the MPLS label.

B.It swaps the MPLS label and forwards the packet to the next LSR.

C.It pushes a new MPLS label and forwards the packet to the next LSR.

D.It pops the MPLS label and forwards the packet to the next IP router.