A. Edge-core-edge
B. Spine and leaf
C. Distributed ring
D. Hub and spoke
E. Hierarchal 3 layer
F. Point-to-point
A. Outside networks are associated with the external routes for each tenant.
B. Inside networks are associated with the external routes for each tenant.
C. Inside networks are associated with tenants and bridge domains.
D. Outside networks are associated with tenants and bridge domains.
A. Count the number of leaves a flow uses
B. Count the amount of time passed
C. Count the number of ports used
D. Count the number of packets received
A. Redirect traffic to new VTEP destination
B. Eliminate loops
C. Redirect traffic to old VTEP destination
D. Forward GARP packets
A. Border leaf VTEP
B. Leaf VTEP
C. Spine proxy VTEP
D. Address contained within the ARP packet
E. Multicast group VTEP
F. The packet is dropped.
G. Leaf vPC VTEP
A. Politics within an IT management organization
B. Limited device features
C. Costly and error-prone change control
D. Operational challenge of waiting on specialized administrators to configure individual devices
E. Chain of network services that includes multiple vendors
