You are analyzing the OSPF routing table on a router. There are two paths to the same destination network: one via a 1 Gbps link and one via a 100 Mbps link. Both paths are in the same area. Which path will OSPF prefer, assuming default cost calculations?

The path with the lower hop count

The 100 Mbps link, because it has a lower cost

The 1 Gbps link, because it has a lower cost

Both paths are used for load balancing

Two OSPF routers are not forming an adjacency. You run 'show ospf neighbor' and see the neighbor in the Init state. You have verified that the area ID, timers, and network type match. What is the most likely cause of the issue?

Mismatched authentication configuration

You are troubleshooting an OSPF adjacency issue. The two routers are connected via a link that experiences occasional packet loss. The adjacency is flapping. You have already increased the dead interval, but the issue persists. What should you do next to stabilize the adjacency?

Decrease the retransmit interval

Increase the retransmit interval

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OSPFv2 JN0-650 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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16application · medium
You are analyzing the OSPF routing table on a router. There are two paths to the same destination network: one via a 1 Gbps link and one via a 100 Mbps link. Both paths are in the same area. Which path will OSPF prefer, assuming default cost calculations?
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17foundation · easy
Which OSPFv2 network type requires manual configuration of neighbors because it does not support multicast or broadcast?
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18foundation · easy
Which OSPFv2 area can be used as a transit area for a virtual link?
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19expert · hard
Two OSPF routers are not forming an adjacency. You run 'show ospf neighbor' and see the neighbor in the Init state. You have verified that the area ID, timers, and network type match. What is the most likely cause of the issue?
Select an answer first
20expert · hard
You are troubleshooting an OSPF adjacency issue. The two routers are connected via a link that experiences occasional packet loss. The adjacency is flapping. You have already increased the dead interval, but the issue persists. What should you do next to stabilize the adjacency?
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Questions 16–20

You are analyzing the OSPF routing table on a router. There are two paths to the same destination network: one via a 1 Gbps link and one via a 100 Mbps link. Both paths are in the same area. Which path will OSPF prefer, assuming default cost calculations?

Which OSPFv2 network type requires manual configuration of neighbors because it does not support multicast or broadcast?

Which OSPFv2 area can be used as a transit area for a virtual link?

Two OSPF routers are not forming an adjacency. You run 'show ospf neighbor' and see the neighbor in the Init state. You have verified that the area ID, timers, and network type match. What is the most likely cause of the issue?

You are troubleshooting an OSPF adjacency issue. The two routers are connected via a link that experiences occasional packet loss. The adjacency is flapping. You have already increased the dead interval, but the issue persists. What should you do next to stabilize the adjacency?

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