Which two statements describe the usage of the IS-IS overload bit technique? (Choose two )
An architect designs a multi-controller network architecture with these requirements:
Achieve fast failover to control traffic when controllers fail.
Yield a short distance and high resiliency in the connection between the switches and the controller.
Reduce connectivity loss and enable smart recovery to improve the SDN survivability.
Improve connectivity by adding path diversity and capacity awareness for controllers.
Which control plane component of the multi-controller must be built to meet the requirements?
A Service Provider is designing a solution for a managed CE service to a number of local customers using a single CE platform and wants to have logical separation on the CE platform using Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) based on IP address ranges or packet length. Which is the most scalable solution to provide this type of VRF Selection process on the CE edge device?
Two routers R1 and R2 are directly connected through an Ethernet link. Both routers are running OSPF over the Ethernet link and OSPF has been registered with BFD. R1 has been set up to transmit BFD at a 50 ms interval, but R2 can receive only at a 100 ms rate due to platform limitations. What does this mean?
SDN emerged as a technology trend that attracted many industries to move from traditional networks to SDN. Which challenge is solved by SDN for cloud service providers?
An international media provider is an early adopter of Docker and micro services and is using an open-source homegrown container orchestration system. A few years ago, they migrated from on-premises data centers to the cloud Now they are faced with challenges related to management of the deployed services with their current homegrown orchestration system.
Which platform is well-suited as a state-aware orchestration system?
What is a disadvantage of the traditional three-tier architecture model when east west traffic between different pods must go through the distribution and core layers?