H12-891_V1.0 · Question #593
IPv6 is deployed in a campus for business testing. There are 4 routers (R1, R2, R3 and R4) in the network, running OSPFv3 to realize the interconnection of IPv6 networks. A new router R5 needs to be…
The correct answer is B. R4 will generate a Type5 LSA describing the imported IPv6 routing prefix. C. R2 will generate a Type4 LSA and flood it only in Area 0. D. R2 will generate a Type4 LSA describing the Router ID of R4. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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IPv6 is deployed in a campus for business testing. There are 4 routers (R1, R2, R3 and R4) in the network, running OSPFv3 to realize the interconnection of IPv6 networks. A new router R5 needs to be connected to the network for testing. An engineer introduced a direct route into the OSPFv3 process of R4 to enable devices in the campus network to access the GE0/0/1 port address of R5. Which of the following descriptions of this scenario are correct? (Multiple choice)
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- AR4 will generate a Type5 LSA and flood it only in Area 1.
- BR4 will generate a Type5 LSA describing the imported IPv6 routing prefix.
- CR2 will generate a Type4 LSA and flood it only in Area 0.
- DR2 will generate a Type4 LSA describing the Router ID of R4.
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