Refer to the exhibit, which shows the output of a debug command.
What can be concluded from the debug command output?
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nse7_efw-70 Exam - Question 20
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Correct Answer: BC
The state of the OSPF neighbor with ID 0.0.0.117 is reported as Full/DROther. This status indicates that there are at least two other OSPF routers on the same network segment: one that is acting as the Designated Router (DR) and another that is acting as the Backup Designated Router (BDR). Therefore, there must be at least three OSPF routers present on the wan2 network.
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9 commentsNappelOption: C
Jan 10, 2023A: is not right, because the pri is 1 B: is not right, because the state is Full D: is not right, because state "Full/-" is for point-to point OSPF networks. The only Option left is C, but it the state"Full/DRother" only explains that there are 2 OSPF routers and not more than 2.
klapekOption: C
Jan 5, 2023C is correct
davilop992
Jan 9, 2023Can you explain why it's C?
klapek
Jan 10, 2023To be specific - C MAY NOT be correct*, but A, B and D are DEFINITELY NOT correct. C is correct because state of the neighbor is DR (Drother) which means in that particular multiaccess network segment there are also DR (Destignated Router) and BDR (Backup Destignated Router). * It MAY not be correct because there can be only 2 routers: DR and DRO that has priority 0 configured. In that case there is no BDR.
Lomik29
May 29, 2024If the neighbor 0.0.0.117 has Priority 1 and State DROther, it means there are at least 2 more routers in the segment that are DR and BDR, otherwise 0.0.0.117 would be either DR or BDR because it is eligible (prio!=0)
tururu1496Option: C
Jan 6, 2023C is correct
DOSKIMOption: C
Jan 7, 2023C is correct
LiliRoseOption: C
Jan 23, 2023C is correct.
Seph1Option: C
Feb 10, 2023C - is correct
QuetchupOption: C
Mar 24, 2023Enterprise_Firewall_7.0_Study_Guide-Online.pdf p 296
certifi46Option: C
May 10, 2023All other don't make sense
Spyder_ByteOption: C
Jun 20, 2023Makes sense. The first two neighbors are DR/BDR and are in the same subnet, and doesn't the router the command is done on have to be adjacent to the DR/BDR? Meaning there are more than two routers on the WAN2 network.