Consider the exhibit.

Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From [SR Linux EVPN and Data Center Interconnect/Course Guide/topics]:

In an SR Linux Layer 2 EVPN MAC-VRF, locally attached MAC addresses are learned through the data plane on local access interfaces, while remote MAC addresses are learned from MP-BGP EVPN control-plane advertisements and installed with a VXLAN next-hop. The exhibit shows one local learned MAC on an Ethernet subinterface and another MAC learned through EVPN with a VXLAN interface and VNI 100. The remote VTEP or next-hop information identifies the remote endpoint, and the VNI maps the received VXLAN traffic to the correct MAC-VRF service. The false statement is C because saying that the MAC address associated with the vxlan-interface “will not age out” is too absolute. A remote EVPN MAC is not aged in the same way as a local data-plane-learned MAC, but it can still be removed when the corresponding EVPN route is withdrawn, invalidated, or no longer present in the control plane. The “N/A” style aging behavior does not mean permanent retention. Reference: SR Linux MAC-VRF verification, local MAC learning, EVPN-learned remote MACs, VXLAN VNI mapping.

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