Which two statements regarding VRF tables are correct? (Choose two.)
A. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from directly connected CE devices.
B. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from its IGP from remote PE devices.
C. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from MP-BGP from remote PE devices.
D. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from all P and PE devices within the same AS.
Answer:A
Which two statements regarding VRF tables are correct? (Choose two.)
A. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from directly connected CE devices. B. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from its IGP from remote PE devices. C. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from MP-BGP from remote PE devices. D. A PE router’s VRF table stores routes received from all P and PE devices within the same AS.
Explanation: When a PE device has a Layer 3 peering to a CE device it stores the routes received from the CE in a VRF to separate the routing information from other CE devices. PE to PE devices maintain a multi-protocol BGP (mpBGP / mBGP) peering.