After reviewing the EVN configuration, a network administrator notices that a predefined EVN, which is known as "vnet global" was configured. What is the purpose of this EVN? (OR)
What is the purpose of "vnet global"?
A. It defines the routing scope for each particular EVN edge interface.
B. It aggregates and carries all dot1q tagged traffic.
C. It refers to the global routing context and corresponds to the default RIB.
D. It safeguards the virtual network that is preconfigured to avoid mismatched routing instances.
Agreed, C
Letter C is correct.
A predefined EVN known as “vnet global” is on the device. It refers to the global routing context and it
corresponds to the default RIB. In figure 2 and figure 3, vnet global is represented by a black line connecting
routers. The vnet global carries untagged traffic. By default, interfaces belong to the vnet global.Furthermore,
vnet global is always running on trunk interfaces. The vnet global is also known as the default routing table.
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