352-001 · Question #705
352-001 Question #705: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is D: next-next-hop tunnel. MPLS TE FRR uses next-next-hop (NNHOP) backup tunnels to protect against both link failures and node failures within the 50ms failover window required to match SONET/SDH resiliency. Next-hop tunnels alone only address link failures and cannot protect when the adjacent router itse
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Options
- Anext-hop tunnel
- BTE backup tunnel
- CFRR backup tunnel
- Dnext-next-hop tunnel
Explanation
MPLS TE FRR uses next-next-hop (NNHOP) backup tunnels to protect against both link failures and node failures within the 50ms failover window required to match SONET/SDH resiliency. Next-hop tunnels alone only address link failures and cannot protect when the adjacent router itself fails.
Common mistakes.
- A. A next-hop (NHOP) backup tunnel terminates at the next router and only protects against link failures between the PLR and that router, providing no protection if the next-hop node itself fails.
- B. 'TE backup tunnel' is a generic descriptive term and not a specific MPLS TE FRR tunnel classification - the actual types are defined by where they terminate: next-hop (NHOP) or next-next-hop (NNHOP).
- C. 'FRR backup tunnel' is not a recognized MPLS TE tunnel type designation - it is informal shorthand that does not specify whether link-only or node-plus-link protection is provided.
Concept tested. MPLS TE FRR next-next-hop tunnel node protection
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