The newly configured ASBR that connects a company to the Internet has a default route configured and has the default-information originate command entered. Devices connected through this router can access the Internet. The problem is that no other OSPF routers have a default route in the routing table and no other users throughout the organization can access the Internet. What could be the problem?

The newly configured ASBR that connects a company to the Internet has a default route configured and has the default-information originate command entered. Devices connected through this router can access the Internet. The problem is that no other OSPF routers have a default route in the routing table and no other users throughout the organization can access the Internet. What could be the problem?

• The ASBR should use the exit_interface argument instead of next-hop on the default route.
• The ASBR does not have OSPF configured.
• The ASBR does not have an OSPF neighbor.
• The other routers are not configured to accept LSA type 4s.

Explanation: Because no other routers have a default route, the most likely problem is the link between the ASBR and other OSPF routers, or the advertisement of that link between the ASBR and the other OSPF routers. Cisco routers configured with OSPF automatically accept the common LSAs such as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7. The ASBR has OSPF configured or the default-information originate command would not have been able to have been entered.

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