Option D is also a valid point. Having a backup LSP ready to go can definitely help minimize packet loss during network flaps. Gotta love those redundancy features!
Option D is also a valid point. Having a backup LSP ready to go can definitely help minimize packet loss during network flaps. Gotta love those redundancy features!
B) LDP FRR can be deployed on the ingress node and the intermediate node. The primary and backup LSPs are recorded in the ILM table on the intermediate node and in the FIB table on the ingress node.
Haha, I bet the exam writers are having a field day coming up with these LDP FRR questions. Who knew routing protocols could be so complex and entertaining?
I agree, B is the correct answer. It's important to understand the difference between the FIB and ILM tables and where the primary and backup LSPs are stored.
Actually, I believe B is the correct answer. The primary and backup LSPs are recorded in the ILM table on the intermediate node and in the FIB table on the ingress node.
Option B seems to be the most comprehensive and accurate description of how LDP FRR works. The key points about the ingress and intermediate nodes are clearly explained.
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