Route redistribution has been configured from an OSPFv3 domain into an EIGRP for IPv6 domain. However, the OSPFv3 directly connected routes are not being redistributed into EIGRP for IPv6. Which option would successfully resolve this isue?

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Route redistribution has been configured from an OSPFv3 domain into an EIGRP for IPv6 domain. However, the OSPFv3 directly connected routes are not being redistributed into EIGRP for IPv6. Which option would successfully resolve this issue?

  • There are no directly connected OSPFv3 interfaces.
  • The EIGRP redistribute command requires the connected keyword.
  • The EIGRP redistribute command command requires the include-connected keyword.
  • The EIGRP redistribute command command requires the static keyword.

Explanation: When redistributing OSPFv3 into EIGRP for IPv6, the router does not automatically include OSPF-enabled interfaces that are directly connected. To redistribute these connected prefixes, the include-connected keyword must be explicitly added to the redistribute command.

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