A. SDP/SAP addresses

B. Source Specific multicast addresses

C. Any class A, Class B, or Class C host address

D. GLOP addresses

E. The block of administratively scoped multicast addresses

A. Uniform IP MPLS IP TTL 1 MPLS TTL mode is simulated. When the message passes through the
network, the entry point is reduced and the field is fixed to the value.

B. MPLS TTL IP TTL MPLS A label, which has the same function as the header, can prevent the network
from routing the loop (as it is)

C. In the case of the MPLS VPN MPLS Ingress uniform, the private network text can be used in the
reporting mode.

D. Pipe IP MPLS IP TTL 1 In MPLS TTL mode, when the message passes through the network, it is
mapped to the field at the ingress point.

A. After the Super Hold time

B. After the Super MaxAge

C. Will not age on the interface, RSTP BPDU.

D. After more than 6 seconds

E. After the super

A. The virtual path cannot traverse the chain stub area

B. The stub cannot exist in the ASBR area.

C. stub type7 LSA area is not allowed to be injected

D. The backbone area cannot be configured as a stub area.

A. It enables the Edge LSR to request a label pop operation from its upstream neighbors.

B. It is requested through LDP using a special label value that is also called the implicit-null value.

C. It can only be used with LDP.

D. It is used only for directly connected subnets or aggregate routes.

E. It is only used when two or more labels are stacked.