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Question 20

When the import-route command is used to import routes to BGP, which statement is false?

The import-route command can import IGP routes, direct routes, and static routes to BGP.

A process ID must be specified if OSPF routes, or RIP routes are imported to BGP.

By default, the Origin attribute of imported routes is IGP.

Routing policies can be used to filter the routes imported from other routing protocols.

Correct Answer: B

The false statement is that a process ID must be specified if OSPF routes or RIP routes are imported to BGP. While OSPF does require a process ID, RIP does not use process IDs. This makes the statement misleading and incorrect as it incorrectly suggests that RIP requires a process ID for importing routes to BGP.

Discussion

clay87Option: B

I think some answers a vague - just like B OSPF uses process but not RIP. The answer is saying OSPF or RIP, which is a bit confusing because RIP does not use a PROCESS.

Kerracan

Hey, please be noted that both OSPF and RIP have a process id.