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Refer to the exhibit. A company must implement a multitenant environment for DEV and PROD application teams. The design must support end-to-end route isolation for remote external access, overlapping
The correct answer is D. Configure separate VRFs for DEV and PROD.. Using distinct VRFs gives each tenant its own routing and forwarding table-allowing overlapping IP spaces, end‑to‑end route isolation (including external peering), and seamless, transparent application deployments without touching shared underlay.
Question
Refer to the exhibit. A company must implement a multitenant environment for DEV and PROD application teams. The design must support end-to-end route isolation for remote external access, overlapping IP ranges, and fast, transparent application deployment. Which solution meets the objectives?
Options
- AImplement unique VLANs for DEV and PROD.
- BConfigure independent routing protocols for DEV and PROD.
- CImplement dedicated ACLs between DEV and PROD.
- DConfigure separate VRFs for DEV and PROD.
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A10% (2)
- B5% (1)
- C14% (3)
- D71% (15)
Explanation
Using distinct VRFs gives each tenant its own routing and forwarding table-allowing overlapping IP spaces, end‑to‑end route isolation (including external peering), and seamless, transparent application deployments without touching shared underlay.
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