A router has learned two routes for the same network with the same prefix. One route has been learned via OSPF with a metric of 4882, while the other route has been learned via RIPv2 with a metric of 4.
Which route (s) will be found in the routing table?
When a router learns multiple routes to the same destination network via different routing protocols, it prioritizes them based on their administrative distance (AD) rather than their metric. OSPF has an administrative distance of 110, while RIPv2 has an administrative distance of 120. Since lower AD values have higher priority, the OSPF route will be preferred and will be found in the routing table.
metric is diferent of administrative distance
Why not RIP with lower metric?
The software first look up the prefix, Preference then the Metric in order.