Two Cisco routers, R1 and R2, are directly connected via their GigabitEthernet0/0 interfaces on the 192.168.12.0/24 network segment. OSPFv2 is initialized on both routers. R1 has its GigabitEthernet0/0 interface placed into OSPF Area 0, while R2 has its GigabitEthernet0/0 interface placed into OSPF Area 10. All other OSPF interface configurations use default settings. What will be the observed result when an administrator executes the command `show ip ospf neighbor` on R1?
- No neighbor entry for R2 will be displayed in the neighbor table.Cevap
- BR2 will be permanently listed in the INIT state.
- CR2 will be stuck in the EXSTART state during Database Description packet negotiation.
- DR2 will reach the 2-WAY state but will fail to progress to FULL state.
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No neighbor entry for R2 will be displayed in the neighbor table because Hello packets containing mismatched OSPF Area IDs are dropped during initial packet processing.
For OSPF neighbors to form an adjacency, specific Hello packet fields must match between connected interfaces: Area ID, Subnet Mask, Hello and Dead intervals, and Authentication. When R1 receives Hello packets from R2 with Area ID 10 while R1 is configured in Area 0, R1 discards the packets. Because valid Hello packets are never processed, R1 does not initialize a neighbor data structure for R2, leaving the OSPF neighbor table completely empty.
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OSPFv2 Hello Packet Parameter Matching for Neighbor Adjacency
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