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To advertise the MAC or MAC/IP addresses of locally-learned hosts

To advertise the redundancy mode of a local Ethernet segment

To discover all PES participating in the same VPIS service

To discover all PES attached to the same Ethernet segment

The same tag ID must be configured for the local attachment circuit (AC) at each PE.

Each PE advertises a MAC route and an A-D per EVI route when its local AC becomes operationally UP.

The advertised A-D per EVI route includes a non-zero tag ID and a non-zero MPLS label.

Each PE verifies that the received tag ID matches its configured local AC tag ID.

A supplementary broadcast domain (SBD) is configured as a routed VPLS.

A VPRN service is configured and has an interface bound to the local VPLS.

The advertisement of IP-Prefix routes is enabled in the SBD VPLS.

An IP address is configured in the VPRN interface that is bound to the SBD VPLS.

Each participating PE advertises a MAC/IP route that carries the MAC address of SBD IRB interface.

IP-Prefix routes exchanged between PES include a non-zero MAC address as an overlay index.

The VPRN service is configured to allow the advertisement of IP prefixes.

The SBD IRB interface configured in the VPRN service has no IP address assigned to it.

PEI does not flood the packet because PEI is acting as non-designated forwarder (non-DF) for VPLS 10.

PEI sends the packet to PE2 but not to PE3 because PE3 is connected to the originating ES.

PEI sends the packet to PE2 and to PE3. An ESI label is included only in the packet sent to PE2.

PEI sends the packet to PE2 and to PE3. An ESI label is included only in the packet sent to PE3.

Allows Tx unicast, blocks Rx unicast, allows Tx BUM, blocks Rx BUM

Ethernet segment (ES) routes indicate the redundancy mode of the Ethernet segment.

ES routes provide the ESI label required to support the split-horizon mechanism.

Auto-discovery (A-D) routes are imported by all PES participating in the EVPN service.

A-D per Ethernet segment routes indicate the desired designated forwarder election algorithm.

PEI brings the SAP in VPWS 4 operationally down.

PE3 sets the P flag in its advertised A-D per EVI route to I.

PE2 receives a single A-D per EVI route. The route is originated from PE3.

PE2 receives two A-D per ES routes: one from PEI and another from PE3.

EVPN routes are advertised with a service label associated with the SBD VPLS.

IP-Prefix routes exchanged between PES include a non-zero gateway IP address as an overlay index.

EVPN MAC/IP routes are used to advertise the MAC and IP addresses of local hosts.

EVPN MAC/IP routes are used to advertise the MAC and IP addresses of SBD IRB interfaces.

The updates include an Ethernet segment identifier label that is used in loop prevention.

The updates advertise the Ethernet segment availability in a given EVPN service.

The updates include an MPLS label that is set to a non-zero value.

The updates include an Ethernet tag ID that is set to zero.

The service distinguisher (label or VNI) is advertised with the MAC/IP EVPN update.

Route targets are used to uniquely identify routes between EVIS in the case of MAC address overlaps.

A PE uses a single MP-BGP session with a remote peer to exchange the routes for all EVIs.

A PE advertises locally-learned MAC addresses to remote PES using EVPN type-2 routes.

This route is an A-D per EVPN instance (A-D per EVI) route advertised by PEI for a VPWS.

This route indicates that the EVPN service configured on PEI is multi-homed.

This route indicates that the EVPN service is configured on PEI with an EVPN instance (EVI) of 113.

This route indicates that the EVPN service is configured on PEI with a service MTU of 1514.