Refer to the exhibit. Two application profiles are configured in the same tenant and different VRFs. Which contract scope is configured to allow communication between the two application profiles?

The correct answer is D. tenant. To allow communication between two application profiles that are configured in the same tenant but different VRFs, the contract scope must be set to tenant.' This is because the contract scope defines the level at which the contract is enforced. A tenant' scope means the…

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Aglobal
BVRF
Capplication
Dtenant

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To allow communication between two application profiles that are configured in the same tenant but different VRFs, the contract scope must be set to tenant.' This is because the contract scope defines the level at which the contract is enforced. A tenant' scope means the contract applies to all application profiles within the same tenant, regardless of the VRFs they are in. This allows for the necessary route-leaking between the provider and consumer VRFs to enable communication between the application profiles. x/Operating_ACI/guide/b_Cisco_Operating_ACI/b_Cisco_Operating_ACI_chapter_01000.html

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