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300-410 Practice Question: Which LDP message type is used to request label…

Which LDP message type is used to request label bindings from a neighbor?

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Label Request message

The Label Request message is sent by an LDP router to request a label binding for a specific FEC from its neighbor.

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    Label Request message

    Why this is correct

    The Label Request message is sent by an LSR to ask a neighbour for a label binding for a specific FEC. Label Mapping returns the binding, Label Withdraw removes it, and Label Release acknowledges it, so Label Request is the correct request type.

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    Label Mapping message

    Why it's wrong here

    Label Mapping advertises a binding the sender has already allocated; it is the response, not the request. It is tempting because it carries the label information being sought, and it would be correct when a downstream LSR distributes a newly assigned label to its upstream neighbours.

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    Label Withdraw message

    Why it's wrong here

    Label Withdraw tears down an existing binding, so it cannot solicit new ones; the neighbour already holds the label being removed. It is tempting because it is a request-type message, and it would be correct when a router needs to stop a neighbour advertising a specific FEC.

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    Label Release message

    Why it's wrong here

    Label Release returns a previously received binding to the peer, freeing it; it never asks for bindings. It is tempting because it is sent toward the neighbour holding labels, and it would be correct when a router no longer needs a label previously advertised by that peer.

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