A.Response

B.GetBulk

C.Get

D.Trap

E.Inform

A.Type 5 LSAs are advertised by ASBRs and flooded on OSPF networks except stub areas and NSSAs.

B.Routers in the same area as the ASBR can calculate external routes through intra-area LSAs and Type 5 LSAs.

C.A Type 5 LSA contains the FA address, which is 0.0.0.0.The FA address is reserved only and does not take effect.

D.Filtering policies can be configured on ABRs or ASBRs to filter Type 5 LSAs.

A.Inter-Area-Prefix-LSAs contain link-local information

B.Router-LSAs and Network-LSAs do not contain routing information

C.The Link State ID of an Inter-Area-Prefix-LSA contains prefix information

D.When the Referenced Link State Type of an Intra-Area-Prefix-LSA is 2, the Referenced Link State ID contains the interface ID of the DR

A.The sum of the ISIS Level-1 SNP LSP

B.ISIS Level-2 Hello's report

C.and the sum of the ISIS Level-2 SNP LSP

D.ISIS Level-1 Hello's report

A.CAR is a feature that allows the rate limiting of traffic in either the incoming or outgoing direction.

B.CAR matches only on UDP port range [16384 - 32767].

C.CAR is part of a set of features to be used in conjunction with queuing to form a hierarchical policy.
CAR must always be applied in a parent policy-map, whereas CBWFQ should be applied in a child policy-map.

D.CAR is a queuing feature.

E.CAR allows metering of traffic for traffic shaping.