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300-515 · Question #133

How do VPNv6 routes propagate between CEs?

The correct answer is C. The PE assigns an RD to each VRF and prepends the value to shared IPV6 routes, which allows. In an IPv6 VPN, each PE prepends a unique Route Distinguisher to IPv6 prefixes in its VRF before advertising them via BGP. This RD+IPv6 NLRI mechanism keeps identical IPv6 subnets at different sites distinct in the MPLS backbone.

IPv6 VPNs

Question

How do VPNv6 routes propagate between CEs?

Options

  • AThe CE uses NAT64 to translate the IPv6 address into a unique IPv4 address, which is sent
  • BA DHCP server assigns an IPv4 address and an IPv6 address to each host, and the CE sends
  • CThe PE assigns an RD to each VRF and prepends the value to shared IPV6 routes, which allows
  • DThe CE uses Unified MPLS to assign labels to IPV6 traffic only, and then it sends traffic to the

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Explanation

In an IPv6 VPN, each PE prepends a unique Route Distinguisher to IPv6 prefixes in its VRF before advertising them via BGP. This RD+IPv6 NLRI mechanism keeps identical IPv6 subnets at different sites distinct in the MPLS backbone.

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#VPNv6#route distinguisher#VRF#IPv6 L3VPN

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