Online Access Free HP0-Y36 Practice Test
| Exam Code: | HP0-Y36 |
| Exam Name: | Deploying HP Enterprise Networks |
| Certification Provider: | HP |
| Free Question Number: | 73 |
| Posted: | Oct 20, 2026 |
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A provider of MPLS services configures MPLS Layer-3 VPN services for two customers. Each customer has three branch offices that will be interconnected by MPLS Layer-3 VPNs. The Route-Distinguisher and VPN-Target used for each customer is shown in the following chart: All Customer A sites can ping each other; all Customer B sites can ping each other. Customer A Site 1 needs access to Customer B Site 3. Other Customer A sites should not be able to access any Customer B site. Without changing the configuration of PE-2, which configuration changes should be made to achieve this goal?
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A provider of MPLS services configures MPLS Layer-3 VPN services for two customers. Each customer has three branch offices that will be interconnected by MPLS Layer-3 VPNs. The address blocks chosen by the customers for each site are shown in the following chart:
The provider uses OSPF as its IGP with the Loopback 0 addresses shown as the OSPF router-id and the MPLS LSR-ID. All PE routers in AS can ping internal networks at Customer A site; however, Customer A Site 2 cannot ping the internal networks at Customer A Site 1.
Which commands on PE-1 are most likely to resolve this problem?
Which OSPF LSA types represent external routes redistributed by ASBRs into OSPF, routes advertised by DRs, and LSAs generated by Graceful Restart routers? (Select three.)
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In this star topology, router HKG is the hub. Routers SIN, SGN, and KUL are spokes and are not interconnected. A multicast source at 10.1.1.1 is functioning and able to send streams to all sites except SIN subnet 10.2.1.0 /24. A review of the network reveals that SIN is able to reach the RP at HKG, loopback 0 10.1.254.1. All routers are neighbors in OSPF. Further, multicast traffic 239.0.0.240 is reaching KUL and SGN receivers, but not the receiver at 10.2.1.12.
Which commands best diagnosis the problem as a multicast issue?