A network engineer is troubleshooting an OSPF adjacency that is stuck in the Init state. The engineer verifies that both routers have the same area ID, network type, and timers. What is the most likely cause of the adjacency being stuck in Init?

The dead interval is set to zero on one router.

The neighbor's router ID is not listed in the received Hello packet.

The OSPF process is not enabled on one of the routers.

The MTU is mismatched between the two interfaces.

An OSPF network has a path with a 10 Gbps link and a path with a 1 Gbps link. The reference bandwidth is set to 10000. The network engineer wants to force OSPF to prefer the 1 Gbps path for a specific route. What is the most effective way to achieve this?

Increase the reference bandwidth to 100000.

Change the OSPF network type to point-to-point on the 1 Gbps link.

Manually configure the OSPF cost on the 1 Gbps interface to a value lower than the cost of the 10 Gbps path.

Set the OSPF priority higher on the 1 Gbps interface.

Which OSPF router type connects the backbone area to other areas and is responsible for generating Type 3 summary LSAs?

Autonomous System Boundary Router (ASBR)

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Questions 11–15

11foundation · easy
Which OSPF neighbor state indicates that both routers have exchanged Hello packets and see each other's Router ID, but have not yet begun database exchange?
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A network engineer is troubleshooting an OSPF adjacency that is stuck in the Init state. The engineer verifies that both routers have the same area ID, network type, and timers. What is the most likely cause of the adjacency being stuck in Init?
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13foundation · easy
Which OSPF LSA type is used to advertise external routes and is flooded throughout the entire OSPF domain (except in stub areas and NSSAs)?
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14expert · hard
An OSPF network has a path with a 10 Gbps link and a path with a 1 Gbps link. The reference bandwidth is set to 10000. The network engineer wants to force OSPF to prefer the 1 Gbps path for a specific route. What is the most effective way to achieve this?
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Which OSPF router type connects the backbone area to other areas and is responsible for generating Type 3 summary LSAs?
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Which OSPF neighbor state indicates that both routers have exchanged Hello packets and see each other's Router ID, but have not yet begun database exchange?

A network engineer is troubleshooting an OSPF adjacency that is stuck in the Init state. The engineer verifies that both routers have the same area ID, network type, and timers. What is the most likely cause of the adjacency being stuck in Init?

Which OSPF LSA type is used to advertise external routes and is flooded throughout the entire OSPF domain (except in stub areas and NSSAs)?

An OSPF network has a path with a 10 Gbps link and a path with a 1 Gbps link. The reference bandwidth is set to 10000. The network engineer wants to force OSPF to prefer the 1 Gbps path for a specific route. What is the most effective way to achieve this?

Which OSPF router type connects the backbone area to other areas and is responsible for generating Type 3 summary LSAs?

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