it will automatically a member of native VLAN No-1....if that port is not defined as a trunk port...If you are plugging the PC in port 1,it should not be trunked...also allow trunk to forward the native VLANS.

ya , its possible.Just configure secondary address and define priorty greater than defualt 1.e 110..because 100 is default.12.2(18)SXF8 with SUP720 MSFC3 supprots HSRP..

VRF will be created on the router pointing towards the customer route....

See VRF is always on the provider side...Customer site never know about the VRF's...so create VRF on PE router...What are you using..ISC ???/ then it will automaticaaly provides you with RT and RD...

This is a last device whee the label is taken out and packet is delivered to the rempte host ,without loosing its integrety...Here if you see the show label command you will find that on this interface( outgoing interface ) it has two hops.