QUESTION: 157

In the figure, the first record shows an LSP in the LSDB of a router, and the second record shows a newly received LSP. Which of the following statements is false?

The router adds the newly received LSP to the LSDB.
The router will ignore the LSPs received from neighbors.
The router sends PSNPs if it is a point-to-point network.
If it is a broadcast network, the DIS adds the summary information of the newly received LSP to the next CSNP.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 158

Which of the following statements about BGP load balancing are false? (Choose three.)

The AS_Path attribute values of equal-cost routes for load balancing must be different.
When BGP load balancing is implemented, the local device can change the next-hop address of routes to its own address when advertising the routes to IBGP peer groups only if the peer next hop-local command is configured.
Load balancing can be implemented among BGP routes with different origins but having the same destination network segment.
Load balancing can be implemented among IBGP routes and EBGP routes having the same destination on the public network.

Answer(s): A,C,D

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QUESTION: 159

BGP can automatically summarize only routes with the Origin attribute being Incomplete.

TRUE
FALSE

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 160

Which of the following statements route import is false?

Importing IBGP routes into the OSPF process may cause routing loops.
By default, the metric of external routes imported into the OSPF process is 1 and the type of imported external routes is Type 2.
BGP can generate routes in either Import or Network mode. The Network mode is more precise than the Import mode.
After IS-IS Level-2 routes are imported to an IS-IS Level-1 area, routing loops occur if no route import policy is manually configured.

Answer(s): B

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