Refer to the exhibit. The engineer is reviewing the logs on the DENVER router and notices that this error message repeats constantly:
*Jun 12 13:42:03.399: %TCP-6-BADAUTH: No MD5 digest from 10.40.1.1(27174) to 10.40.1.2(179) tableid - 0
Which action resolves the issue?
The error message indicates there's a problem with TCP MD5 authentication on the BGP session between the two routers with IP addresses 10.40.1.1 and 10.40.1.2. Configuring BGP authentication on the router with IP address 10.40.1.1 is the appropriate action to resolve this issue, as it will ensure that MD5 digests are properly used in the BGP session.
answer is d