Option D is the way to go. The Nokia 7750 SR likes to keep its VPLS services as organized as a librarian's card catalog. Separate MAC databases for each customer, no doubt.
Hmm, I'm going to have to go with Option D. Maintaining a separate MAC Forwarding Database sounds like the best way to keep those VPLS services nice and tidy, like a perfectly organized sock drawer.
Option D all the way! The Nokia 7750 SR probably has a dedicated MAC address database for each customer to avoid any cross-talk. It's like having separate rooms for each party guest, you know?
Option D all the way! The Nokia 7750 SR probably has a dedicated MAC address database for each customer to avoid any cross-talk. It's like having separate rooms for each party guest, you know?
I'm not too familiar with the specifics of the Nokia 7750 SR, but maintaining a different MAC Forwarding Database makes sense to keep the customer services isolated. Option D gets my vote.
Option D seems like the logical choice here. Maintaining a separate MAC Forwarding Database for each VPLS service is the default behavior of the Nokia 7750 SR.
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