Which two statements describe private BGP communities? (Choose two.)

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Which two statements describe private BGP communities? (Choose two.)

  • A private BGP community requires a route map configuration.
  • Private BGP communities are used to signify no transit networks.
  • An organization needs to register for a private BGP community.
  • Private BGP communities are within the range of 0xFFFF0000 to 0xFFFFFFFF.
  • A private BGP community uses the first 16 bits to represent its AS and the second 16 bits to represent a pattern.

Explanation: Private BGP communities follow a particular convention where the first 16 bits represent the AS of the community origination, and the second 16 bits represent a pattern defined by the originating AS. A private BGP community pattern can vary from organization to organization, does not need to be registered, and can signify geographic locations for one AS while signifying a method of route advertisement in another AS.

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Hola replied 1 year ago

The answer correct are:

  • A private BGP community requires a route map configuration.
  • A private BGP community uses the first 16 bits to represent its AS and the second 16 bits to represent a pattern.

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Hola
1 year ago

The answer correct are:

  • A private BGP community requires a route map configuration.
  • A private BGP community uses the first 16 bits to represent its AS and the second 16 bits to represent a pattern.
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