单选题How are RIP routing contexts implemented in MPLS VPN? （）ARIP does not support routing contextsBrouting contexts are implemented in a single routing processCrouting contexts are implemented using multiple routing processesDrouting contexts are implemented as several instances of a single routing processErouting contexts are implemented as a single instance of several routing processes
单选题
How are RIP routing contexts implemented in MPLS VPN? （）
A
RIP does not support routing contexts
B
routing contexts are implemented in a single routing process
C
routing contexts are implemented using multiple routing processes
D
routing contexts are implemented as several instances of a single routing process
E
routing contexts are implemented as a single instance of several routing processes
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