You are modifying the default route preference under the [edit protocols] hierarchy.
In which two routing information sources can you change the default preference value? (Choose
two.)
A.
local
B.
OSPF
C.
direct
D.
BGP
Explanation:
which two routing information sources can you change the default preference value?
You are modifying the default route preference under the [edit protocols] hierarchy.
In which two routing information sources can you change the default preference value? (Choose
two.)
You can modify the default preference value for most routing information sources to make them more or less desirable. The
exception is with direct and local routes, which are always preferred regardless of the modified route preference value
associated with other routing information sources.
If equal-cost paths exist for the same destination, the routing protocol daemon (rpd) randomly selects one of the available
paths. This approach provides load distribution among the paths while maintaining packet ordering per destination. The
following output illustrates this point: