A network administrator is examining the routing table of a router in a totally stubby area. The router has learned a route to a network in another area and a route to a network outside the OSPF domain. How will these routes appear in the routing table?

The inter-area route appears as an O IA route, and the external route appears as a default route

Both routes appear as a single default route

The inter-area route appears as an O route, and the external route appears as an O E2 route

The inter-area route appears as an O IA route, and the external route appears as an O E1 route

How does a totally stubby area reach destinations outside the area?

It uses a single default route injected by the ABR

It uses Type 5 LSAs to reach external destinations

It receives specific inter-area routes from the ABR

It uses virtual links to reach the backbone

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Domain 2Objective 6

OSPF Area and Router Types JN0-364 Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6foundation · easy
Which OSPF area type is defined as an area that does not accept external routes but does accept inter-area routes?
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7application · medium
A network administrator is examining the routing table of a router in a totally stubby area. The router has learned a route to a network in another area and a route to a network outside the OSPF domain. How will these routes appear in the routing table?
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8application · medium
A service provider is designing a small remote site that connects to the rest of the OSPF network through a single ABR. The remote site has no need for specific inter-area or external routes; it only needs a default route to reach everything outside its area. Which area type should be configured for the remote site?
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9foundation · easy
How does a totally stubby area reach destinations outside the area?
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10foundation · easy
Which OSPF LSA type is used to advertise external routes in a standard area?
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OSPF Area and Router Types JN0-364 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

Which OSPF area type is defined as an area that does not accept external routes but does accept inter-area routes?

A network administrator is examining the routing table of a router in a totally stubby area. The router has learned a route to a network in another area and a route to a network outside the OSPF domain. How will these routes appear in the routing table?

How does a totally stubby area reach destinations outside the area?

Which OSPF LSA type is used to advertise external routes in a standard area?

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