300-510 Exam Dumps : Implementing Cisco Service Provider Advanced Routing Solutions

Router 1 centrally learns the topology of the network to aid in SR-TE path selection, and Router 2 is a node that feeds Router 1 topology information.

Router 1 and Router 2 are participating in SR-TE tunnels and are both head-end routers.

Router 1 and Router 2 centrally learn the topology of the network to aid in SR-TE path selection for peers.

Router 2 is the head-end router in an SR-TE tunnel, and it is learning topology of the network from the PCE enabled on Router 1.

Sequences are added after implementing a route map, but routing policies must be reconfigured when change is needed.

Route maps are implemented using hierarchical policies, but routing policies must be implemented sequentially.

Route maps require an explicit deny at the end of the sequence, but routing policies have an implicit deny at the end of the program.

Route policies require sequence numbers, but route maps are implemented without sequencing.

Route maps are supported in Cisco 10S Software and routing policies are supported in Cisco IOS XR Software.

Router 1 must define an explicit path to router 2

Router 1 and router 2 must define the RSVP bandwidth reserved on the physical interfaces

Router 2 must have a tunnel interface created with router 1 as the destination

Router 1 must have Cisco MPLS TE enabled on interface gigabitethernet0/1