HPE7-A08 · Question #36

You are configuring OSPF on each of the devices shown. After verifying the OSPF neighbor table on each, you notice that Router-1 and Access-1 have neighbors in the 2WAY state. What is the reason for…

The correct answer is C. This is normal behavior for OSPF neighbors on a broadcast network. On a broadcast network, OSPF routers only form full adjacencies with the DR and BDR. All other routers remain in the 2-WAY state with each other. Router-1 and Access-1 are not DR or BDR, so their relationship remains at 2-WAY, which is the expected and correct OSPF behavior for…

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Question

You are configuring OSPF on each of the devices shown. After verifying the OSPF neighbor table on each, you notice that Router-1 and Access-1 have neighbors in the 2WAY state. What is the reason for this?

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Options

ARouter-1 and Access-1 have reached a tie in the DR election.
BRouter-1 and Access-1 have no OSPF networks to advertise.
CThis is normal behavior for OSPF neighbors on a broadcast network.
DIGMP snooping has been configured on Router-1 and Access-1.

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A
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B
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C
81% (30)
D
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Explanation

On a broadcast network, OSPF routers only form full adjacencies with the DR and BDR. All other routers remain in the 2-WAY state with each other. Router-1 and Access-1 are not DR or BDR, so their relationship remains at 2-WAY, which is the expected and correct OSPF behavior for broadcast segments.

Topics

#OSPF#DR election#2WAY state#broadcast network

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