correction regarding first reply.. after looking into the netacad course again, the course mentions that some cisco IOS versions translate the subnetmask into a wildcard mask. So if only the 172.16.1.0 network needs to be advertised, it would be a /24 network, therefore answer 3 is the correct one. If answer 1 would be configured, it would implicate the networks 172.16.0.0 – 172.16.255.255 would be advertised.
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3 years ago
New question:
Which step in the link-state routing process is described by a router building a link-state database based on received LSAs?
Question 20.
Why the R3 router is BDR, if it has not configured ID and no configured a loopback
As I know, elections of a DR are based on the following in order of precedence:
Question 19 the answer is wrong
wildcard mask should be 0.0.255.255 (inverse of /16), answer 1 is the correct one
correction regarding first reply.. after looking into the netacad course again, the course mentions that some cisco IOS versions translate the subnetmask into a wildcard mask. So if only the 172.16.1.0 network needs to be advertised, it would be a /24 network, therefore answer 3 is the correct one.
If answer 1 would be configured, it would implicate the networks 172.16.0.0 – 172.16.255.255 would be advertised.
New question:
Which step in the link-state routing process is described by a router building a link-state database based on received LSAs?
selecting the router ID
declaring a neighbor to be inaccessible
executing the SPF algorithm
building the topology table
Answer is: building the topology table
ok, thank you
Question 20.
Why the R3 router is BDR, if it has not configured ID and no configured a loopback
As I know, elections of a DR are based on the following in order of precedence: