What are three port group roles that you are allowed to assign to a logical device? (Choose three.)

In Juniper Apstra, a Logical Device is an abstract model representing a network device's capabilities, such as the number and speed of its ports. When creating a logical device, you must assign it a role that defines its function within a fabric topology. The primary roles available for devices that form the fabric are Spine and Leaf, corresponding to a Clos architecture. The Generic role is used for devices that connect to the fabric but are not part of the spine-leaf topology, such as external routers or firewalls.

B. Empty: "Empty" is not a recognized role for a logical device in Apstra's design templates. It does not represent a functional component of the fabric.

E. Root: "Root" is a term associated with Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) for loop prevention in Layer 2 networks, not a device role within an Apstra EVPN-VXLAN fabric design.

1. Juniper Apstra User Guide, Section: Design > Logical Devices. The documentation explicitly lists the available roles when creating a logical device. The options include Leaf, Spine, and Generic.

2. Juniper Networks (2021), Apstra Fabric Conductor Administration Guide, Release 4.0. In the section on creating logical devices, the guide states, "Select a role for the device (Spine, Leaf, or Generic)."