A.External LSA （Type 5 ）
B.Opaque LSA （Type 9 ）
C.Opaque LSA （Type 10 ）
D.Opaque LSA （Type 11 ）
E.NSSA LSA （Type 7 ）

A.The IP Event Dampening uses exponential decay mechanism to suppress the effects of excessive interface flapping
B.BGP Operators use IP Event Dampening to suppress the effect of unstable internet Routes
C.The IP Event Dampening works with routing protocols by stopping the announcement of dampened interface subnets in their updates
D.When IP Event Dampened internet routes resch their re-use limit BGP installs them in the Routing Table and announces them to other BGP speakers

A.ATT（Attached）bit
B.IS-Type bits
C.P（Partition）bit
D.Down bit
E.PN（Pseudonode）biy
F.ABR（Area Border Rorter）bit

A.The total end-to-end delay
B.The variations of delay.
C.The delay caused by placing the bits on the wire.
D.The time it takes for the bits to transit the physical media.

A.A priority of 0 will prevent a router from becoming a DIS.
B.If the DIS becomes unavailable the backup DIS is promoted to DIS.
C.Adding a router with a higher priority than the current DIS will result in the new router becoming DIS.
D.Separate L1 and L2 election processes are held on a brodcast network.
E.L1 routers on a broadcast network only establish adjacencies with the DIS.
F.If there is a tie based on priority，the router whose attached interface has the lowest MAC address becomes the DIS.

A.Custom Queueing
B.CB-WRED
C.WRR Queueing
D.LLQ
E.CBWFQ

A.IP protocol 50
B.IP protocol 51
C.TCP port 50
D.TCP port 51
E.UDP port 50
F.UDP port 51

A.terminating PPP sessions at the service provider
B.PPP framing
C.PPP multiplexing
D.GRE tunneling
E.L2TP tunneling

A.multicast temporary node local
B.multicast temporary site local
C.unicast permanent link local
D.multicast permanent node link local
E.multicast permanent site local
F.unicast temporary link local

A.LSP
B.PSNP
C.ISH
D.CSNP
E.IIH