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JN0-663 · Question #104
The Client 1 router forwards a route learned from its EBGP peer to the route reflector RR1. The route reflector forwards the route to the Client 2 router. However, the Client 2 router uses…
The correct answer is C. The route reflector has a next-hop self policy for EBGP-learned routes. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
The Client 1 router forwards a route learned from its EBGP peer to the route reflector RR1. The route reflector forwards the route to the Client 2 router. However, the Client 2 router uses suboptimal routing to reach the EBGP route destination. What would cause this behavior?
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Options
- AThe route reflector becomes the default forwarding path for packets sent from Client 2 towards
- BThe route reflector is using the no-client-reflect parameter.
- CThe route reflector has a next-hop self policy for EBGP-learned routes.
- DThe route reflector is applying the originator ID attribute to the route.
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A6% (3)
- B11% (6)
- C81% (44)
- D2% (1)
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