A router uses OSPF to learn routes and adds those to the IPv4 routing table. That action occurs as part of which plane of the switch?

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A router uses OSPF to learn routes and adds those to the IPv4 routing table. That action occurs as part of which plane of the switch?

Data plane
Management plane
Control plane
Table plane

Explanation: The control plane includes all networking device actions that create the information used by the data plane when processing messages. The control plane includes functions like IP routing protocols and Spanning Tree Protocol (STP).
The term table plane is not used in networking. The management plane and data plane are not concerned with collecting the information that the data plane then uses.