Segment Routing Flashcards 1.0
A Prefix-SID can only be associated with a single prefix.
True
A Prefix-SID can be assigned to any prefix, not just a /32 or /128 host prefix.
True
The SR continue operation is equivalent to the MPLS Pop operation.
False, Continue = Swap
SR Operation: Active segment is finished, next segment becomes active.
True
Node SID is not a prefix SID.
False
Node SID is a prefix SID with N flag, it must be /32 or /128.
True
Anycast SID is a prefix SID with N flag.
False
What type of SID can be used to steer traffic to a LAG?
L2 Adjacency SID
A layer 2 Adjacency-SID can be used to: - Send traffic over a specific interface of an EtherChannel, even if only one IGP adjacency is formed over that EtherChannel.
True
Which SID is used in cases where there are multiple adjacencies between nodes that are not bundled together using a LAG protocol, but you still wish to group ports together.
Group adj segment
__________ specify a group of neighbors, the resulting instruction of which is to ECMP towards those neighbors.
BGP Peer Set Segments
_________ specify a path or link to a specific neighbor and is signaled using BGP Link State.
BGP Peer Adjacency Segment
SR and non-SR nodes can coexist.
True
Complete: __________ nodes: Plain IPv6 forwarding is used. Solely based on IPv6 destination address. No SRH inspection or update is possible. Transparent and interoperable with legacy non-SR-capable nodes.
Non-SR transit
The _________ is a range of label values preserved for the manual allocation of adjacency segment identifiers (adj-SIDs). The default SRLB range is from ______ to _____
Segment Routing Local Block (SRLB), 15000 to 15999