As shown in the figure, the network administrator can control the path of traffic leaving AS100 after modifying the Local Preference value of the routing entries sent to R2 through the routing…

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

Advanced IP Routing and Multicast

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As shown in the figure, the network administrator can control the path of traffic leaving AS100 after modifying the Local Preference value of the routing entries sent to R2 through the routing policy on the R1 router.

Options

ATrue
BFalse

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#BGP#Local Preference#AS outbound traffic#routing policy

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