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JN0-1300 · Question #15
A customer is using a Clos IP fabric design in their data center. What is the advantage of using EBGP signaling between spine and leaf nodes rather than IBGP in this scenario?
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Question
A customer is using a Clos IP fabric design in their data center. What is the advantage of using EBGP signaling between spine and leaf nodes rather than IBGP in this scenario?
Options
- AAn EBGP router automatically performs the next hop self-operation on advertised routes.
- BBy default, EBGP supports multihop sessions between peers.
- CA leaf node can have multiple EBGP sessions with a spine node.
- DEBGP does not require support for the ADD-PATH capability.
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Topics
#EBGP#ADD-PATH#Clos fabric#route signaling