Q27Advanced Addressing and Routing Solutions
Which control-plane technology enables the same subnet to exist in multiple network locations?
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VXLAN is not a control plane technology, answer is A - LISP
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/CVD/Campus/cisco-sda-design-guide.html
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I agree, it should be A - VXLAN is a data plane technology - LISP is control plane related.
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Answer is LISP. I agree
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Selected Answer: A
LISP for sure!
VXLAN is data plane
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Selected Answer: A
LISP - control plane
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Answer is A
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Selected Answer: A
Answer is definitely A
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Selected Answer: A
It's A: LISP
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Selected Answer: B
Just like you, I thought LISP was the answer. BUT LISP is not able to extend a broadcast domain. VXLAN, on the other hand, can do that. AND LISP is, in fact, the control-plane but for SD-Access, in the SDA environment, data plane is VXLAN, but generally speaking (that is, in "underlay") VXLAN is a control plane protocol, because routers and switches use the control plane to use VXLAN.