In BGP, Keepalive messages are used to maintain BGP peer relationships. When a BGP router receives a Keepalive message from a peer, the BGP router sets the timer to 60s for its Established and…

The correct answer is A. 60. Explanation/Reference: Explanation: Keepalive messages are used to maintain the Established state of a BGP peer relationship. The Keepalive timer determines the frequency of these messages and is typically 60 seconds, as per the BGP specification.

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In BGP, Keepalive messages are used to maintain BGP peer relationships. When a BGP router receives a Keepalive message from a peer, the BGP router sets the timer to 60s for its Established and periodically sends Keepalive messages to maintain the connection. By default, the device sends Keepalive messages every seconds.

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Explanation/Reference: Explanation: Keepalive messages are used to maintain the Established state of a BGP peer relationship. The Keepalive timer determines the frequency of these messages and is typically 60 seconds, as per the BGP specification.

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