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HPE6-A73 · Question #119
An administrator is implementing a multi-area OSPF network. The network contains a backbone (area 0) and two other areas (1 and 2) connected to ABRs in the backbone The network has one routing…
The correct answer is D. Area 0: Not-so-stubby, Area 1: Totally not-so-stubby Area 2: Totally not-so-stubby. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator is implementing a multi-area OSPF network. The network contains a backbone (area 0) and two other areas (1 and 2) connected to ABRs in the backbone The network has one routing switch connected to a service provider located in area 1 Which network design would minimize the number of routes in the routing switches' link state databases (LSDBs) while still allowing full connectivity?
Options
- AArea 0: Normal, Area 1: Totally stubby Area 2: Totally stubby
- BArea 0: Normal, Area 1: Totally not-so-stubby Area 2: Totally stubby
- CArea 0: Normal, Area 1: Totally stubby, Area 2: Totally not-so-stubby
- DArea 0: Not-so-stubby, Area 1: Totally not-so-stubby Area 2: Totally not-so-stubby
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- C13% (3)
- D83% (20)
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