You want to influence BGP path selection on your Junos router by setting a higher local preference for routes learned from a specific eBGP peer. Which configuration approach would you use?

Apply an export policy that sets local-preference to a higher value for routes from that peer.

Use the 'set protocols bgp local-preference' command to change the global default.

Apply an import policy that sets local-preference to a higher value for routes from that peer.

Configure the MED value directly in the BGP group configuration.

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You want to influence BGP path selection on your Junos router by setting a higher local preference for routes learned from a specific eBGP peer. Which configuration approach would you use?

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