A network administrator is connecting multiple routers to a shared multiaccess Ethernet segment running OSPFv2. Place the parameter criteria used to determine the Designated Router (DR) election winner in order of evaluation precedence, starting with the parameter evaluated first down to the final fallback tie-breaker.
- 1Highest OSPF interface priority value (non-zero)
- 2Manually configured OSPF Router ID
- 3Highest IPv4 address on an active loopback interface
- 4Highest IPv4 address on an active physical interface
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The correct order of precedence for OSPFv2 DR election is: (1) Highest OSPF interface priority value, (2) Manually configured OSPF Router ID, (3) Highest IPv4 address on an active loopback interface, and (4) Highest IPv4 address on an active physical interface.
The DR/BDR election process evaluates interface priority first, where the highest non-zero priority wins. If priorities are tied, OSPF breaks the tie using the Router ID. The Router ID selection itself follows a strict hierarchy: explicit configuration first, followed by the highest active loopback IP address, and finally the highest active physical interface IP address.
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OSPFv2 DR/BDR Election Precedence Criteria