A.F-pipe

B.A-pipe

C.E-pipe

D.C-pipe

A.Link TLVs are exchanged once RSVP is enabled on the interfaces.

B.Link TLVs are used to advertise administrative group information.

C.Link TLVs are used to advertise router-IDs.

D.Link TLVs are used to advertise bandwidth information.

A.The primary path is active and the secondary path is in hot standby.

B.The LSP defined will use the primary path and will signal the secondary path to become active if the primary path fails.

C.The LSP has the same source and destination for both primary and secondary paths.

D.Both the primary and secondary paths are explicitly defined.

A.The router receives a Hello packet from its neighbor that contains its own router ID in the neighbor list.

B.The router receives a link-state acknowledgement in response to a link-state update

C.The router receives a database description packet from its neighbor.

D.The router receives a link-state update in response to a link-state request.

A.A route target is used to distinguish to which VRF table a prefix belongs.

B.Multiple route targets can be part of a single MP-BGP update.

C.Route targets must be configured for VPRNs.

D.A route target appended to an IPv4 prefix produces a VPN-IPv4 prefix.