최신Alcatel-Lucent Multicast Protocols - 4A0-108무료샘플문제

A. 192.168.1.2 is the system IP address of the source PE.

B. The S-PMSI is instantiated by MPLS tunnels.

C. The S-PMSI group address range is 232.10.10.0/24.

D. The customer is sending multicast traffic to group 239.1.1.1.

A. Customer network using PIM SSM.

B. Provider network using PIM ASM.

C. Provider network using PIM SSM.

D. Customer network using PIM ASM.

A. 28

B. 9

C. 5

D. 23

E. 27

A. The system IP address of this PE is 10.10.10.1.

B. The I-PMSI group address is 239.1.1.10.

C. This PE has no receiver.

D. The S-PMSI group address is 239.1.1.10.

A. PIM or IGMP

B. PIM and IGMP are both used by a multicast receiver

C. PIM

D. BSM

E. IGMP

A. 2000:2001:2002::1

B. 2000:2001:2002::3

C. 2000:2001:2002:2003::1

D. 2000:2001:2002:2003::3

A. The router will determine if it is the DR for that segment

B. A PIM Assert message will be sent to the RP

C. The PIM source group database will be checked for the matching group

D. An IGMP join will be sent to the source

E. An RPF check will be performed on the packet

A. Both Router A and Router B will get this IGMP report and Router B will propagate a PIM join towards the core network

B. Only Router A will get this IGMP report and as Router A is not PIM DR, so no further action

C. Only Router A will get this IGMP report and Router A will propagate a PIM join towards the core network

D. Both Router A and Router B will get this IGMP report and both of them will propagate a PIM join towards the core network

A. There is one active source for 239.1.1.1, and two active sources for 239.2.2.2.

B. The devices on SAP 1/1/4 and SDP 1000:500 have issued joins for 239.1.1.1.

C. There are no active sources in the LAN.

D. There is a router on SDP 1000:500.

A. The same router cannot be a candidate-RP and a BSR-candidate at the same time

B. There is only one active RP in a multicast routing domain at anytime

C. There is only one elected BSR in a multicast routing domain at anytime

D. The same router cannot be configured as a BSR candidate and as a static RP

A. 00-01-5e-76-2b-cc

B. 01-00-5e-75-2a-0b

C. 00-01-5e-67-2a-0b

D. 01-00-5e-67-2a-0b

E. 01-00-5e-66-3a-6b

F. 00-01-5e-al-2a-6b

A. 237.87.12.35

B. 228.139.12.35

C. 229.227 12.35

D. 239.99.12.35

E. 231.57.12.35

A. Only from the elected BSR

B. Any router in the PIM multicast domain

C. Only from the Candidate-RP

D. Only from the Candidate-BSR

A. The router where the Source and Shared Path Trees diverge

B. An upstream router from the diverging router on the Shared Path Tree

C. The first hop router from the source

D. The RP

A. This is the initial join message; a list of sources to exclude will follow.

B. The receiver has received the query, but it does not wish to join any group.

C. The receiver is leaving the group.

D. The receiver is willing to receive traffic from any source.

A. It is flooded through the network in the PIM Hello

B. It is flooded through the network in a bootstrap message

C. It is preconfigured on all routers

D. It is unicast to them

A. (*, G) Join/Prune

B. (S, G, rpt) Join/Prune

C. Register Stop

D. (S, G) Join/Prune

A. Spanning Tree

B. Switchover Path Tree

C. Source Path Tree

D. Shared Path Tree

E. Special Path Tree

A. PIM (*, G) RP-bit prune

B. PIM (*, G) Join

C. IGMP (*, G) Join

D. PIM Hello

E. PIM (*, G) RP-bit prune