Aphysical interfacerefers to a physical port on the router (e.g., port 1/1/1).
It can be configured withIP addresses, associated with services (e.g., IES, VPRN), and connects to other routers or customer devices.
Systemandloopbackinterfaces arelogical interfaces, not physical.
Option D is FALSE, because a physical interfacecannotbe of type "system" or "loopback" — those arevirtual/logicalinterfaces in the Nokia router architecture.
[Reference:, Nokia SRA Study Guide – Chapter: “Interfaces and Ports”, Nokia SR OS Interface Configuration Guide, ===========]
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Question 11
Which of the following statements about the OSPF routing protocol is FALSE?
Options:
A.
It is a link state protocol.
B.
It supports hierarchy using multiple areas.
C.
It uses a mechanism for routers to exchange topology information.