You have created an OSPF neighbor configuration with ArubaOS-CX 8320 VSX and third-party switch. The OSPF peering fails. In the event logs you see the following entries:
Which statement is true about the above events?
You have created an OSPF neighbor configuration with ArubaOS-CX 8320 VSX and third-party switch. The OSPF peering fails. In the event logs you see the following entries:
Which statement is true about the above events?
The event logs indicate that the OSPF packet received has an 'unexpected authentication type' and that the 'expected authentication type = 0'. This suggests that the ArubaOS-CX switch does not expect any authentication for OSPF, which corresponds to no authentication. Therefore, the correct answer is that the ArubaOS-CX switch does not expect authentication with OSPF.
D, CX switch is not using OSPF authentication.
D - Switch expects no authentication (0 > id for no authentication).