A.Contains all the components required to configure and run protocols on the Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR/7450 ESS.

B.Loads the router configuration.

C.Transfers the router configuration from the router to the network management system.

D.Loads the router software image.

A.A passive device simply used to connect two or more cables. Does not generate or amplify any signals.

B.A device that receives and retransmits a signal out its ports, but does not do any Layer 2 analysis of the data.

C.A device that receives a signal and based on the Layer 2 destination address, makes a decision on which ports the signal should be retransmitted.

D.A device that receives a signal and based on the Layer 3 destination address, makes a decision on which ports the signal should be retransmitted.

A.Once an IP filter is applied it cannot be modified.

B.An IP filter is applied to allow or deny IP packets into a network.

C.An IP filter is used to examine an IP packet and its contents.

D.Multiple ingress and egress filter policies can be applied to a network interface.

A.Router R2 pushes labels for LSP A, and R3 swaps labels for LSP A.

B.Router R2 swaps labels for LSP A, and R3 pops labels for LSP A.

C.Router R2 and R3 swap labels for LSP A and LSP B.

D.Router R2 and R3 push labels for LSP A and LSP B, respectively.

A.In Ethernet II the 2 bytes after the source MAC address is used as a type indicator. In Ethernet 802.3 these two bytes indicate the length of the frame.

B.Ethernet II and Ethernet 802.3 are two different names for the same protocol

C.In Ethernet 802.3, the 2 bytes after the source MAC address is used as a type indicator. In Ethernet II these two bytes indicate the length of the frame.

D.Ethernet 802.3 can only be used on point-to-point links, while Ethernet II can be used on broadcast networks.