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| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: SR Linux and EVPN Fundamentals | 25% | - SR Linux architecture and CLI - VXLAN encapsulation and underlay - EVPN control plane and MP-BGP |
| Topic 2: Data Center Interconnect (DCI) Solutions | 25% | - Gateway-less EVPN DCI - Interoperability with Nokia 7750 SR - BGP route policies and route reflectors |
| Topic 3: Layer 3 EVPN Services | 25% | - EVPN Route Type 5 - VRF integration and route targets - Symmetric and asymmetric routing |
| Topic 4: Layer 2 EVPN Services | 25% | - EVPN Route Types 1–4 - Multi-homing and Ethernet Segments - Anycast Gateway and IRB |
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NEW QUESTION # 54
Which of the following GARP functions is FALSE?
Answer: C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From [SR Linux EVPN and Data Center Interconnect/Course Guide/topics]:
A Gratuitous ARP is an ARP message a host sends to announce or refresh its own IP-to-MAC binding without waiting for another host to request it. In a traditional Ethernet subnet, the GARP is sent as a broadcast so that other hosts can update their ARP caches with the sender's current MAC address. This is useful after a host boots, changes NICs, moves to another attachment point, or takes over an IP address in a redundancy scenario. In EVPN environments, GARPs are also important because a leaf can snoop the ARP information and update local proxy ARP and EVPN MAC/IP state. Option D is false because recipients do not acknowledge a gratuitous ARP with a reply. GARP is an announcement mechanism, not a request/response transaction. If every receiving host acknowledged a broadcast GARP, the result would be unnecessary ARP traffic amplification. The correct behavior is passive update of ARP state by receiving systems and, in EVPN, potential control-plane propagation of the learned binding by the local PE. Reference: GARP behavior, proxy ARP learning, Layer 2 EVPN endpoint update procedures.
NEW QUESTION # 55
Consider the exhibit.
All three of the leafs have a MP-BGP EVPN session to the route-reflector Spine-1. Leaf-1, Leaf-2 and Leaf-3 have existing instances of an L2 EVPN named MAC VRF-1. Host-1 has just sent its first Ethernet frame into MAC VRF-1 on Leaf-1.
Which of the following steps is FALSE?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From [SR Linux EVPN and Data Center Interconnect/Course Guide/topics]:
When Host-1 sends its first Ethernet frame into MAC VRF-1, Leaf-1 performs normal local data-plane MAC learning on the access interface and installs Host-1's MAC address into the MAC forwarding table. In an L2 EVPN MAC-VRF, host MAC reachability is then advertised into the EVPN control plane using EVPN route type 2, the MAC/IP Advertisement route. Route type 5 is not used for host MAC advertisement; RT-5 is used for IP prefix advertisement in Layer 3 EVPN services. Therefore, option B is false because it incorrectly states that Leaf-1 generates an EVPN RT-5 update with the host MAC address. In this topology, Leaf-1 sends the correct EVPN update to the route reflector, Spine-1. The route reflector then reflects the update to Leaf-2 and Leaf-3, and those remote leaves import the route if the route target matches their MAC VRF-1 import policy. The route target controls service membership, ensuring that only PEs participating in the same EVPN instance import the MAC route. Reference: L2 EVPN MAC learning, RT-2 MAC/IP advertisement, route-reflector distribution, route-target import.
NEW QUESTION # 56
Leaf routers are configured to support Layer 2 multi-homing all-active mode.
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From [SR Linux EVPN and Data Center Interconnect/Course Guide/topics]:
For Layer 2 all-active EVPN multi-homing on SR Linux, the Ethernet Segment configuration is the control-plane anchor that binds the redundant access attachment to EVPN. The relevant LAG subinterfaces must be associated with the Ethernet Segment so that the PE can advertise the segment correctly and apply split-horizon and aliasing behavior. The Ethernet Segment must also be administratively enabled; otherwise, the PE will not participate properly in ES discovery and DF procedures. The multi-homing mode must be set to all-active to permit forwarding through multiple attached leaf routers and support host-side LAG operation. The false statement is option B. The Ethernet Segment Identifier has a defined structure, and the blanket statement that the 2nd through 7th octets "must not be all zeros" is not a valid requirement as stated. What matters operationally is that the ESI uniquely identifies the same multi-homed Ethernet Segment across participating PEs and is consistently configured where required. The ESI must be non-zero as a meaningful segment identifier, but the specific octet restriction in the option is not the SR Linux all-active configuration rule. Reference: SR Linux L2 EVPN all-active multi-homing, Ethernet Segment configuration, LAG association.
NEW QUESTION # 57
Consider the exhibit.
Which of the following statements about the configuration and operation of this setup is FALSE?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From [SR Linux EVPN and Data Center Interconnect/Course Guide/topics]:
This setup represents single-active Layer 2 EVPN multi-homing. In single-active mode, the Ethernet Segment is configured so that only one PE acts as the active forwarding node for a given service, while the other remains standby. The ports connecting to the host are associated with ES-1 so the EVPN control plane can perform Ethernet Segment discovery, DF election, and standby behavior. If Leaf1 is the active/DF node for the service, all traffic to and from the host flows through Leaf1 until a failure or DF transition occurs. Option D is false because a host LAG is not required for this single-active topology. A LAG is typically required for all-active L2 multi-homing, where the host must treat multiple physical links toward different leaf routers as one logical bundle. In single-active operation, the host can be connected through separate physical links or active/standby access behavior without requiring LACP bundling. The EVPN PEs enforce the active path selection through DF and ES state rather than relying on host-side LAG hashing. Reference: single-active EVPN multi-homing, Ethernet Segment port association, DF-controlled active forwarding.
NEW QUESTION # 58
Which EVPN route-type (RT) is used in multi-homing scenarios to support aliasing and fast convergence?
Answer: D
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From [SR Linux EVPN and Data Center Interconnect/Course Guide/topics]:
The EVPN route type used for aliasing and fast convergence in multi-homing is RT-1, the Ethernet Auto-Discovery route. RT-1 has two important forms: Ethernet A-D per Ethernet Segment and Ethernet A-D per EVI. These routes advertise reachability to a multi-homed Ethernet Segment and to a specific EVPN instance on that segment. Remote PEs use this information for aliasing, meaning they can forward traffic toward any eligible PE attached to the same Ethernet Segment, even when a specific MAC was advertised by only one PE. RT-1 also supports fast convergence because withdrawal of Ethernet A-D routes quickly informs remote PEs that an attachment path or PE is no longer valid, avoiding slow MAC aging as the primary failure-detection mechanism. RT-4 Ethernet Segment routes are related to multi-homing, but their main function is Ethernet Segment discovery and Designated Forwarder election. RT-2 advertises host MAC/IP reachability, and RT-3 builds multicast/BUM replication lists. Therefore, RT-1 is the precise answer for aliasing and fast convergence. Reference: EVPN multi-homing route types, Ethernet Auto-Discovery, aliasing and convergence behavior.
NEW QUESTION # 59
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