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Two routers share a pair of links, one link for each tenant.

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Create two IPv4 routing tables using mixed case Blue and uppercase BLUE.

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Bind one interface to each VRF before setting its address.

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Both interfaces use the same address, but each belongs to a different tenant.

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Add a static route to the same destination prefix in each VRF.

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Compare the two routing tables and confirm that the next hops differ.

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Each tenant can reach its own remote loopback.

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Pings to the other tenant fail even though both tables contain the destination prefix.

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A ping without a VRF also fails because it uses the global routing table.

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Remove the route from uppercase BLUE and check that mixed case Blue still works.

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Restore the route in uppercase BLUE and confirm that its loopback responds again.

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Save the configuration with both tenant routes in place.