Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services (ENARSI) Practice Mode

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• Chose A1

  Weight :The router doesn't care about the neighbor weight to make its decision. Local Pref : if the neighbor has a higher Locpref, the router will send traffic to that neighbor. One thing to know about the access list : the router will never receive update matching as-path statement ^690$ from neighbor in AS 1, therefore the locPref for AS 690 routes from AS 1 will have a default number (0). conclusion, the neighbor has a higher LocPref. if the

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  So where's the another neighbor statement?

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  What is the reason that the router (this router) still sends traffic that is destined to AS 690 to a neighbor other than 10.222.1.1? Local preference could be one reason. However this router set the weightto 200 for this neighbor. If this router set the weight to any matching prefixes, to higher than 200, for other neighbors, then the answer is D.