A network router receives route advertisements for the same destination network from two different dynamic routing protocols: OSPF and RIP. The router automatically prefers the route learned through OSPF over the route learned through RIP. Which criterion does the router use first to compare the trustworthiness of these different routing protocols?
- Administrative distanceCevap
- BOSI Layer 3 PDU frame encapsulation type
- CDefault gateway subnet configuration
- DAccess Control List implicit deny rules
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Administrative distance is used by routers to evaluate the trustworthiness of routes learned via different routing sources.
Administrative distance (AD) is a rating of trustworthiness of a routing information source on a scale from 0 to 255. A lower value signifies a more reliable protocol. Since OSPF has a lower administrative distance (110) than RIP (120), the router prefers the OSPF path.
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Administrative Distance in Dynamic Routing