Refer to the exhibit. Object tracking has been configured for VRRP-enabled routers Edge-01 and Edge-02. Which commands cause Edge-02 to preempt Edge-01 in the event that interface G0/0 goes down on Ed

This command set configures Edge-01 to have a VRRP priority of 105 and tracks object 1 (representing interface G0/0 on Edge-01) with a decrement of 15. If G0/0 fails, Edge-01's priority will drop from 105 to 90, making it lower than Edge-02's default priority of 100, which then allows Edge-02 to preempt and become the VRRP master.

Configuring Edge-02 with a priority and tracking an object to decrement its own priority would not cause Edge-02 to preempt Edge-01 when Edge-01's G0/0 goes down; it affects Edge-02's mastership based on its own interface status.

Similar to B, configuring Edge-02's priority and tracking an object on Edge-02 itself does not address the scenario of Edge-01's G0/0 failure causing Edge-02 to preempt.

While this configures Edge-01, a decrement of 5 from priority 105 results in 100, which would not guarantee preemption by Edge-02 if Edge-02's priority is also 100, as the master determination would then fall to the tie-breaking rule of higher IP address.