Refer to the exhibit. An engineer is reviewing the BGP configuration. Which router must be advertised to 10.10.10.1?

This option describes a specific filtering policy that would require explicit configuration (e.g., using route-maps or filter-lists) to permit local routes and deny external ones, which is not the default BGP behavior.

Denying all routes would effectively disable BGP route exchange with the neighbor, which contradicts the fundamental purpose of establishing a BGP peering relationship.

This option also describes a specific filtering policy that would require explicit configuration to deny local routes and permit external ones, which is not the default BGP advertisement behavior.

In the absence of any explicit outbound filtering rules in the BGP configuration, a router will, by default, advertise all valid and best routes from its BGP routing table to its neighbors, regardless of whether they originated locally or were learned from other ASNs.