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The VCF shown in the exhibit is not functioning correctly.
What must you do to get the VCF to function properly?
Which two technologies provide Layer 2 services across data centers in two remote locations? (Choose two.)
You have an EBGP-based IP Fabric.
Why do you need an export policy on each leaf in this scenario?
Exhibit:
You created an IP Fabric topology as shown in the exhibit and are having connectivity problems.
What is causing these problems?
Which three BGP messages pass EVPN information between devices? (Choose three.)
A -- BGP open messages contain information used to negotiate the establishment of sessions but do not contain route information itself. They may contain information such as 'I can exchange EVPN AFI x/SAFI y NLRI with you', but not EVPN information itself.
B -- BGP update messages can contain EVPN NLRI information. This is the 'routing information' itself.
NOT C -- BGP notification messages indicate error conditions and contain basic error codes but no routing information. Technically they could refer to an error relating to EVPN, however this is not a good fit for the question being asked.
NOT D -- BGP keepalive messages are always 19 bytes and uniform; no NLRI information.
E -- A BGP speaker can send a ROUTE-REFRESH message to request the receiver re-sends their previously-sent BGP updates which, as per C, can include EVPN NLRI information.
