Which two statements explain the operation of BFD asynchronous mode? (Choose two.)
A.
BFD asynchronous mode with echo packets combines the control packets and echo packets into a single packet.
B.
BFD asynchronous mode without echo packets uses control packets, and BFD asynchronous mode with echo packets does not.
C.
BFD asynchronous mode with and without echo packets use control packets.
D.
BFD asynchronous without echo packets has control packets sent back to the originating router, which echoes the control packet to detect failures.
E.
BFD asynchronous mode with echo packets uses separate control packets and echo packets.
The Answer Is:
C, E
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
C (Both modes use control packets):Regardless of whether echo packets are used, BFD asynchronous mode always relies on periodic transmission of control packets to verify session liveliness.
E (Echo mode uses separate packets):When echo is enabled, the echo packets are transmitted in addition to control packets, providing even faster failure detection by relying on data plane processing.
Other options explained:
A: Control and echo packets are never combined into a single packet.
B: Both modes always use control packets; echo packets are optional.
D: BFD echo packets are locally looped, not reflected back from the remote device.
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