A network engineer is implementing redistribution of two routing protocols across a network topology. Under which situation would there be minimal concern of network visibility being hidden from the destination routing source?

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A network engineer is implementing redistribution of two routing protocols across a network topology. Under which situation would there be minimal concern of network visibility being hidden from the destination routing source?

  • when there is only one point of redistribution between two sources
  • while performing multipoint redistribution between multiple protocols
  • while performing multipoint redistribution between a single routing protocol of varying process-id or autonomous-system number
  • when there are at least two points of redistribution in the network

Explanation: While performing redistribution between varying routing protocols, network visibility is lost or hidden from the destination routing source. However, this is not an issue when there is only one point of redistribution between two sources.

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