Attached is image of the problem. Make sure to answer all parts of the problem correctly. Consider the topology in Figure 5. Assume that router 1d received the followingprefix advertisement via iBGP [Prefix: 128.111.52.0/22; AS-PATH: AS3, AS131; NEXT-HOP: 169.111.69.2]. Answer the following questions.othernetworks303b3aAS3$101a2AS1 11031b2arouter portFigure 5: BGP exampleAS2D. Only routers 1a and 1d in AS1 run eBGP. True or False?i. Trueii. Falsei. [Prefix: 128.111.52.0/22; Port: 2]ii. [Prefix: 169.111.69.2; Port: 2]iii. [Prefix: 128.111.52.0/22; Port: 3]iv. [Prefix: 169.111.69.2; Port: 1]2bA. Which eBGP router in AS1 was the first to receive this advertisement?i. 1bii. 1diii. 1aiv. 1cB. It was likely that AS1 was running BGP as intra-domain routing protocol. True or False?i. Trueii. FalseC. All routers in AS1 run iBGP. True or False?i. Trueii. FalseothernetworksE. What entry would this prefix generate in the forwarding table of router 1d, assuming thateach link in AS1 has a fixed cost of 1?

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Consider the topology in Figure 5. Assume that router 1d received the following prefix advertisement via IBGP [Prefix: 128.111.52.0/22; AS-PATH: AS3, AS131; NEXT- HOP: 169.111.69.2]. Answer the following questions. other networks 3c 3b 3a AS3 10 Sla AS1 110 1b 2a router port Figure 5: BGP example 20 AS2 2b other networks A. Which eBGP router in AS1 was the first to receive this advertisement? i. 1b ii. 1d iii. 1a iv. 1c B. It was likely that AS1 was running BGP as intra-domain routing protocol. True or False? i. True ii. False C. All routers in AS1 run IBGP. True or False? i. True ii. False

Consider the topology in Figure 5. Assume that router 1d received the following prefix advertisement via IBGP [Prefix: 128.111.52.0/22; AS-PATH: AS3, AS131; NEXT- HOP: 169.111.69.2]. Answer the following questions. other networks 3c 3b 3a AS3 10 Sla AS1 110 1b 2a router port Figure 5: BGP example 20 AS2 2b other networks A. Which eBGP router in AS1 was the first to receive this advertisement? i. 1b ii. 1d iii. 1a iv. 1c B. It was likely that AS1 was running BGP as intra-domain routing protocol. True or False? i. True ii. False C. All routers in AS1 run IBGP. True or False? i. True ii. False

Comptia A+ Core 1 Exam: Guide To Computing Infrastructure (mindtap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780357108376

Author:Jean Andrews, Joy Dark, Jill West

Publisher:Jean Andrews, Joy Dark, Jill West

Chapter8: Network Infrastructure And Troubleshooting

Section: Chapter Questions

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