Drag the RSVP characteristic on the left to match the correct RSVP message type on the right.

DRAG DROP
Drag the RSVP characteristic on the left to match the correct RSVP message type on the right.

Answer: See the explanation

Explanation:
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RSVP PATH Message — sent from the tunnel headend to the tunnel tailend
—- carried the MPLS label requests
RSVP RESV Message—Sent from the tunnel tailend to the tunnel headend
— carries the MPLS lables

RSVP PATH Message — sent from the tunnel head end to the tunnel tail end —- carried the MPLS
label requests
RSVP RESV Message–Sent from the tunnel tail end to the tunnel head end — carries the MPLS labels