A network administrator is setting up SXP between two switches across an untrusted network segment. They want to ensure that only authorized devices can establish the SXP session and that the binding information is protected. What should they configure?

An SXP prefix list to limit bindings.

A hold-down timer to stabilize the session.

SFT to encrypt the SXP traffic.

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