Q: 8
What are three types of MPLS routers? (Choose three.)
Options
Discussion
ACE tbh, had something like this in a mock and those are the MPLS router types Junos expects.
Option ACE
I don’t think B is correct. Peering routers isn’t a specific MPLS router type, but ingress, egress, and transit (A, C, E) are defined roles in MPLS. Pretty sure that's what the question wants.
Option B Saw a similar question in practice, picked B but maybe missed something.
I see ACE as the right pick here. Those match the official MPLS router types listed in Juniper documentation: ingress, egress, and transit. The others are more general network terms. Pretty sure this is what’ll show up in the actual exam guide, but open to counter points.
If they're asking for textbook Juniper types specifically, then ACE is correct. Transit, ingress, and egress routers are the ones actually defined in MPLS docs as roles. If the question meant "common router functions," D might fit but that'd flip the answer entirely.
Probably ACE, that's what Juniper calls out as the actual MPLS router types. Not 100 percent if you interpret it super broadly, but the question seemed to want textbook terms.
Yeah, it's ACE. Those three are the standard MPLS router types Juniper lists, not D or B.
ACE tbh, saw almost this exact question in a past practice and those three are the only real MPLS router roles Juniper calls out. Maybe someone can point out if the exam ever expects D?
Why is D even considered here? Juniper specs only list ingress, transit, and egress as MPLS router types.
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