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Match each OSPFv2 network type on the left with its corresponding DR/BDR election behavior, neighbor discovery method, and default Hello/Dead timers on the right.

  • BroadcastElects DR/BDR; dynamically discovers neighbors via 224.0.0.5; default timers 10s Hello / 40s Dead.
  • Point-to-PointSuppresses DR/BDR election; dynamically discovers neighbors via 224.0.0.5; default timers 10s Hello / 40s Dead.
  • Point-to-MultipointSuppresses DR/BDR election; dynamically discovers neighbors via 224.0.0.5; default timers 30s Hello / 120s Dead.
  • Non-Broadcast Multi-Access (NBMA)Elects DR/BDR; requires manual unicast neighbor configuration; default timers 30s Hello / 120s Dead.

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Broadcast pairs with DR/BDR election, dynamic multicast discovery, and 10s/40s timers. Point-to-Point pairs with suppressed DR/BDR election, dynamic multicast discovery, and 10s/40s timers. Point-to-Multipoint pairs with suppressed DR/BDR election, dynamic multicast discovery, and 30s/120s WAN timers. NBMA pairs with DR/BDR election, manual unicast neighbor configuration, and 30s/120s WAN timers.
The matching correctly pairs each OSPF network type with its operational attributes: Broadcast requires DR/BDR and uses 10s/40s timers with dynamic discovery; Point-to-Point bypasses DR/BDR and uses 10s/40s timers with dynamic discovery; Point-to-Multipoint bypasses DR/BDR but uses 30s/120s WAN timers with dynamic discovery; NBMA requires DR/BDR, 30s/120s WAN timers, and manual unicast neighbor definitions.

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1
Analyze DR/BDR election requirements for each OSPF network type.
Broadcast and NBMA network types elect a DR/BDR. Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint network types suppress DR/BDR elections.
DR/BDR elections are required on multi-access network types where all routers can reach each other directly to prevent n(n−1)/2n(n-1)/2 full adjacencies.
2
Determine neighbor discovery capabilities (Multicast vs. Unicast).
Broadcast, Point-to-Point, and Point-to-Multipoint dynamically discover neighbors using multicast address 224.0.0.5. NBMA requires manual unicast neighbor configuration.
Non-broadcast networks lack native multicast capability, requiring the administrator to manually define neighbor IP addresses under the OSPF router process.
3
Evaluate default OSPF Hello and Dead timers for each network type.
High-speed LAN types (Broadcast and Point-to-Point) use 10s Hello / 40s Dead timers. Slow WAN types (Point-to-Multipoint and NBMA) use 30s Hello / 120s Dead timers.
OSPF timer defaults are calibrated based on expected media speed and reliability.

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