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JN0-692 · Question #53
You recently added your autonomous system to an existing BGP confederation. You notice that a route that had a local preference of 100 now has a local preference of 50. Which statement explains the…
The correct answer is A. BGP path attributes such as next hop, local preference, and MED are normally restricted to a single. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You recently added your autonomous system to an existing BGP confederation. You notice that a route that had a local preference of 100 now has a local preference of 50. Which statement explains the change?
Options
- ABGP path attributes such as next hop, local preference, and MED are normally restricted to a single
- BThe confederation has sub-ASs that require all IBGP routes to have a local preference of 50 or below.
- CWhen your Junos devices joined the confederation, they lost IBGP connectivity to the route in question;
- DThe route is being shared through an EBGP peer, and the confederation is propagating the local preference
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A80% (20)
- B12% (3)
- D8% (2)
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