Refer to the exhibit. RouterA, RouterB, and RouterC in the diagram are running OSPF on their Ethernet interfaces. Router D was just added to the network. Routers are configured with the loopback interfaces (Lo 0) that are shown in the exhibit. What happens to the OSPF DR/BDR after RouterD is added to the network?
IT Exam Items Repository › Category: CCNA 2 v4 › Refer to the exhibit. RouterA, RouterB, and RouterC in the diagram are running OSPF on their Ethernet interfaces. Router D was just added to the network. Routers are configured with the loopback interfaces (Lo 0) that are shown in the exhibit. What happens to the OSPF DR/BDR after RouterD is added to the network?
Refer to the exhibit. RouterA, RouterB, and RouterC in the diagram are running OSPF on their Ethernet interfaces. Router D was just added to the network. Routers are configured with the loopback interfaces (Lo 0) that are shown in the exhibit. What happens to the OSPF DR/BDR after RouterD is added to the network?
- RouterB takes over as DR and RouterD becomes the BDR.
- RouterD becomes the BDR and RouterA remains the DR.
- RouterD becomes the DR and RouterA becomes the BDR.
- RouterC acts as the DR until the election process is complete.
- RouterD becomes the DR and RouterB remains the BDR.
- There is no change in the DR or BDR until either current DR or BDR goes down.
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