An administrator has enabled OSPF on a virtual router on the NGFW. OSPF is not adding new routes to the virtual router. Which two options enable the administrator to troubleshoot this issue? (Choose…

Viewing Runtime Stats within the virtual router provides real-time information about OSPF neighbors, interfaces, and routes, which is essential for diagnosing why routes are not being learned or advertised.

System logs contain critical error messages, warnings, and informational events related to OSPF processes, neighbor state changes, and routing table updates that can pinpoint configuration issues or operational failures.

Adding a redistribution profile to forward as BGP updates is a configuration change, not a troubleshooting step for OSPF not adding routes. It's about advertising routes, not diagnosing why they aren't learned.

Performing a traffic pcap (packet capture) at the routing stage is generally not the primary or most efficient first step for troubleshooting OSPF *route learning* issues, as OSPF runtime stats and logs provide higher-level protocol insights first. While pcap can be useful, it's more for deep-dive packet-level analysis after initial checks fail.