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300-420 · Question #400

Refer to the exhibit. Which route filtering technique is required within AS64514 to ensure that BGP prefixes originating locally are not accepted from AS64512 or AS64513?

The correct answer is A. an as-path access-list matching the originating AS number attached to a deny route-map. Applying an inbound route-map with an as-path access-list that denies prefixes containing the local AS number ensures that routes originated by AS64514 are not accepted back from neighboring ASes, thus preventing routing loops and prefix duplication.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. Which route filtering technique is required within AS64514 to ensure that BGP prefixes originating locally are not accepted from AS64512 or AS64513?

Exhibit

300-420 question #400 exhibit

Options

  • Aan as-path access-list matching the originating AS number attached to a deny route-map
  • Bno prefix-list or as-path access-list filtering technique is to be applied to each neighbor, either
  • Ca prefix-list matching the locally originated prefixes attached to a deny route-map statement, with
  • Dan as-path access-list matching the originating AS number attached to a deny route-map

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    84% (31)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    8% (3)

Explanation

Applying an inbound route-map with an as-path access-list that denies prefixes containing the local AS number ensures that routes originated by AS64514 are not accepted back from neighboring ASes, thus preventing routing loops and prefix duplication.

Topics

#BGP#AS-Path Filtering#Route Filtering#Loop Prevention

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