County IT uses EVPN Type-5 between VRFs to share subnet prefixes across the data-center fabric. What do Type-5 routes primarily carry?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Type-5 is the subnet highway sign, not the street-address plaque. When the county wants prefixes between VRFs, Type-5 carries those IP routes for L3 EVPN. MACs live in Type-2; ESI/DF is elsewhere; underlay loopbacks are fabric IP, not Type-5 tenant prefixes.
Full Explanation
EVPN Type-5 IP Prefix routes advertise IPv4/IPv6 prefixes for inter-subnet routing, VRF-to-VRF, and many L3 EVPN or DCI patterns. Layer 2 stretch of MACs uses Type-2 (and related L2 constructs), not Type-5 alone. ESI and DF election involve Type-1/Type-4. Clos underlay reachability is separate from overlay Type-5 tenant prefixes.