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350-029 · Question #477
Refer to the exhibit. R1 and R2 have a static default route that is configured to point toward the ISP. Both R1 and R2routers redistribute the default route into OSPF. R2 is the primary gateway…
The correct answer is A. Modify the preference value of the default route on R1 so that it is less preferred than OSPF D. Redistribute the default route as a type 2 external route on R1 and a type 1 external route on R2. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Refer to the exhibit. R1 and R2 have a static default route that is configured to point toward the ISP. Both R1 and R2routers redistribute the default route into OSPF. R2 is the primary gateway toward the ISP and R1 is the backup gateway. All link metrics are the same. Which two steps ensure that traffic to the ISP flows through R2 when the network works properly? (Choosetwo.)
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Options
- AModify the preference value of the default route on R1 so that it is less preferred than OSPF
- BModify the preference value of the default route on R2 so that it is less preferred than OSPF
- CRedistribute thedefault route as a type 1 external route on R1 and a type 2 external route on R2.
- DRedistribute the default route as a type 2 external route on R1 and a type 1 external route on R2.
- ERedistribute the default route on R1 with a higher metric than the existing metric of the distributed
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