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Switch-1 runs BGP. What should the network administrator do to permit Switch-1 to establish a neighbor relationship with Router-1?
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Switch-1 runs BGP. What should the network administrator do to permit Switch-1 to establish a neighbor relationship with Router-1?
In the scenario provided, Switch-1 and Router-1 are located in different Autonomous Systems (AS 46500 and AS 46501, respectively), and are directly connected via the 192.168.1.0/30 network. To establish a BGP neighbor relationship between the two devices, it is necessary to manually configure each device as a neighbor within the BGP context. Specifically, configuring 192.168.1.2 (Router-1's IP address) as a neighbor in the BGP context on Switch-1 allows the two devices to form a BGP session. Other options, such as specifying the network with the network command, enabling BGP on VLAN 100, or setting the BGP AS number to 46501, are not appropriate or sufficient for establishing a BGP neighbor relationship in this context.
A is the answer. Because in this case it is only required to configure the BGP neighbor manually. It is NOT required to include the transfer net with the network statement.