JN0-102 · Question #264
Which configuration causes RIP-learned routes to be advertised to other RIP neighbors?
The correct answer is B. top edit policy-options policy-statement demo. To control which RIP-learned routes are advertised to other RIP neighbors, an export routing policy must be defined. The configuration command provided initiates the definition of such a policy statement.
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Which configuration causes RIP-learned routes to be advertised to other RIP neighbors?
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- Aset protocol rip no-passive
- Btop edit policy-options policy-statement demo
- Cset protocols rip advertise in-out
- Dtop edit policy-options policy-statement demo
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(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B84% (26)
- C3% (1)
- D10% (3)
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To control which RIP-learned routes are advertised to other RIP neighbors, an export routing policy must be defined. The configuration command provided initiates the definition of such a policy statement.
'set protocol rip no-passive' is not a valid Junos OS command in this format; the 'no-passive' option is applied to specific interfaces within a RIP group, not globally to the protocol itself.
'top edit policy-options policy-statement demo' is the initial step to create a routing policy. While this command itself doesn't directly cause advertisement, an export policy defined under 'policy-options policy-statement' is the mechanism used to specify which routes, including RIP-learned routes, should be advertised out of RIP.
'set protocols rip advertise in-out' is not a valid Junos OS command for controlling RIP route advertisement.
This choice is identical to B and provides no additional unique configuration step.
Concept tested: RIP export policy definition
Source: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/routing-policy/topics/topic-map/routing-policy-config.html
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