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After the Isp-ping command is executed, which of the following best describe the router's action?
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After the Isp-ping command is executed, which of the following best describe the router's action?
The command 'oam lsp-ping prefix 192.10.1.2/32' is used to send MPLS Echo Request packets to verify the reachability and state of the LSP (Label Switched Path). The use of the 'prefix' keyword here indicates that the MPLS Echo Request packets are sent using the LDP (Label Distribution Protocol) tunnel that is signaled for the prefix 192.10.1.2.
Any comment/opinion on why is this that so (why is LDP) ?
lsp-ping used to check reachability if the prefix through the LDP tunnel
The command for LDP lsp-ping has the "prefix" keyword; RSVP-TE does not.
if it was rsvp, believe the lsp path name would be used rather than ip address