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JN0-481 · Question #66

You are building an IP fabric and have decided to use Junos devices to create an EBGP underlay. You must ensure that traffic is load balanced throughout your fabric. You must also ensure that…

The correct answer is A. Each leaf device must use the same link speed for all uplinks to the spine devices. B. All spine devices should be the same model including linecards and port density. C. Each leaf device should be a different model including linecards and port density. You've hit your limit · resets 4am (America/New_York)

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You are building an IP fabric and have decided to use Junos devices to create an EBGP underlay. You must ensure that traffic is load balanced throughout your fabric. You must also ensure that regardless of the path used through the fabric that all traffic is handled consistently and load balanced predictably. According to Juniper Networks, what are three best practices that you should employ to help you achieve the desired behavior? (Choose three.)

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  • AEach leaf device must use the same link speed for all uplinks to the spine devices.
  • BAll spine devices should be the same model including linecards and port density.
  • CEach leaf device should be a different model including linecards and port density.
  • DAll leaf devices should be the same model including linecards and port density.
  • ELeaf devices should use a variety of link speeds for each uplink to the spine devices.

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    84% (31)
  • D
    11% (4)
  • E
    5% (2)

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#EBGP underlay#IP fabric#load balancing#best practices

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