Refer to the exhibit. In which circumstance does the BGP neighbor remain in the idle condition? R200#show ip bgp summary BGP router identifier 10.1.1.1, local AS number 65000 BGP table version is…

If prefixes are not received, the neighbor might be in a 'Connect' or 'Active' state if it's attempting to establish, or 'Established' with zero prefixes if the session is up but no routes are exchanged.

If prefixes merely 'reach' the maximum limit, a warning might be issued, but the session typically enters Idle only if the limit is 'exceeded' and a reset action is configured.

Applying an inbound prefix list filters which prefixes are accepted into the routing table, but it does not cause the BGP session itself to enter the `Idle (PfxCt)` state; the session would likely remain 'Established' with fewer prefixes received.

The `Idle (PfxCt)` state in BGP summary output specifically indicates that the BGP session was torn down because the router received more prefixes than the configured `maximum-prefix` limit from that particular neighbor. Exceeding this limit prevents the BGP session from establishing or keeps it in the Idle state to protect the router's resources.