JNCDS-WAN Practice Questions - Juniper Networks Certified Design Specialist, WAN (JNCDS-WAN) Exam

Access More Questions

In a Segment Routing (SR-MPLS) design, what is the key advantage of Segment Routing over traditional MPLS with LDP or RSVP-TE?

Segment Routing encodes the entire path in the packet header at the ingress node, eliminating the need for per-flow state in transit (P) routers and removing the need for LDP/RSVP signaling protocols Segment Routing provides higher throughput by using a compressed label stack of a single label for all traffic Segment Routing requires a separate out-of-band controller for all forwarding decisions Segment Routing replaces BGP as the WAN routing protocol

Correct Answer:

Segment Routing encodes the entire path in the packet header at the ingress node, eliminating the need for per-flow state in transit (P) routers and removing the need for LDP/RSVP signaling protocols

Access more questions from this quiz

Continue to JNCDS-WAN Practice Questions - Juniper Networks Certified Design Specialist, WAN (JNCDS-WAN) Exam for more practice questions and the full quiz experience.

Access More Questions