A.ISP 3 is downstream from ISP1 and is expected to pull more traffic from ISP 1 than it pushes toward it.

B.ISP 3 is downstream from ISP 1 and is expected to push more traffic toward ISP 1 than it pulls from it.

C.ISP 1 is downstream from ISP 3 and is expected to push more traffic toward ISP 3 than it pulls from it.

D.ISP 1 is downstream from ISP 3 and is expected to pull more traffic from ISP 3 than it pushes toward it.

A.This configuration is correct except that the system interface must be added

B.This configuration is correct except that the interfaces facing the CE routers must be added.

C.This configuration is correct and complete

D.MPLS configuration is not required

A.Both import and export policies affect the way the local AS receives traffic, but not the way it sends traffic.

B.Import policies affect the way the local AS receives traffic, while export policies affect the way it sends traffic.

C.Import policies affect the way the local AS sends traffic, while export policies affect the way it receives traffic.

D.Both import and export policies affect the way the local AS sends traffic, but not the way it receives traffic.

A.BGP sessions between RR1 and PE routers support only the IPv4 address family.

B.RR1 establishes BGP sessions only with PE1 and PE2.

C.RR2 establishes BGP sessions with PEL PE2 and PE3.

D.BGP sessions between RR2 and PE routers support only the VPN-IPv4 address family.

A.Weight

B.CIR weight

C.Rate

D.CIR

E.Level

F.CIR level