Which two minimum parameters must be configured on an active interface to enable OSPFV2 to operate? (Choose two.)

The OSPF process ID is a locally significant identifier that groups a set of OSPF-enabled interfaces and configuration parameters on a router, making it fundamental for starting an OSPF instance.

OSPF MD5 authentication is an optional security feature to protect routing updates, not a minimum requirement for OSPF operation.

The OSPF stub flag is an optional configuration used to define specific area types, not a basic requirement for enabling OSPF on an interface.

OSPFv2 operates with IPv4 addresses, while OSPFv3 is designed for IPv6, making an IPv6 address irrelevant for OSPFv2 operation.

Every OSPF interface must belong to an OSPF area, which is a logical grouping of routers and networks that defines the scope of routing information exchange and SPF calculations.