A network administrator is configuring a BGP router with the neighbor 10.12.1.2 maximum-prefix 12 command. Which three actions will the router take when the peer at 10.12.1.2 advertises more than 12 routes?(Choose three.)

IT Questions Bank › Category: CCNP › A network administrator is configuring a BGP router with the neighbor 10.12.1.2 maximum-prefix 12 command. Which three actions will the router take when the peer at 10.12.1.2 advertises more than 12 routes?(Choose three.)

closes the BGP session
sends a syslog message
moves the peer to the ldle state
sends a warning message to the peer
closes the BGP session for 60 seconds and then restarting the BGP peering process
transitions the BGP session to listening mode but does not install any new routes into the BGP table

Explanation: The prefix restrictions can be put on a BGP neighbor by using the BGP address family configuration command neighbor ip-address maximum-prefix prefix-count [warning-percentage][**restart** *time*] [warning-only]. When a peer advertises more routes than the maximum prefix count, the router moves the neighbor to the Idle (PfxCt) state in the finite-state machine (FSM), closes the BGP session, and sends out the appropriate syslog message.

Exam with this question: Chapter 12: Quiz - Advanced BGP CCNPv8 ENARSI