In an IS-IS network, areas are divided by router, and a router can belong to only one area. Therefore, an IS-IS router only needs to maintain the LSDB of its area.

The correct answer is B. FALSE. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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In an IS-IS network, areas are divided by router, and a router can belong to only one area. Therefore, an IS-IS router only needs to maintain the LSDB of its area.

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ATRUE
BFALSE

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