A. alter the path within a stub network towards the provider's network
B. alter the path taken within an AS toward a multihomed exit
C. alter the path a neighboring AS will take into your network
D. alter the path taken within an AS for internal routes
A. Active/Received/Damped
B. Established/Active/Received
C. Received/Active/Damped
D. Established/Received/Damped
A. The local router prefers the route learned from an EBGP peer over a route learned from an IBGP peer.
B. The router first verifies that it has a route to the BGP Next Hop IP address.
C. The local router prefers the route with the shortest AS_PATH.
D. The local router prefers the route from the peer with the lowest peer ID address.
A. inet.3
B. inet.0
C. inet.1
D. inet.2
A. during the evaluation of every applied policy
B. prior to evaluating any applied policy
C. only if no policies have been applied
D. after all policies have been evaluated
A. ASBR
B. non-backbone router
C. internal router
D. ABR
A. one per logical unit in each direction (input and output)
B. multiple per logical unit in each direction (input and output)
C. one per physical interface
D. multiple per physical interface
A. partial
B. full
C. loose
D. strict
A. another name for a Frame Relay PVC
B. a unidirectional path through an interior network
C. a bidirectional path through an interior network
D. a traffic engineered path
