How do you apply load balancing to routes learned from a routing protocol like OSPF?

By enabling per-packet load balancing under forwarding-options

By configuring load balancing under forwarding-options, which applies to all routes including those from OSPF

By configuring the protocol to use load balancing in its own settings

By adding a static route for each path

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