Câu 22: JN0-281: Data Center, Associate (JNCIA-DC)

You recently switched from using a static route to reach your Internet service provider to learning the route to your provider using BGP. You want your router to use the static route as a backup route in case the BGP session with your provider fails. The BGP route to your provider is not the active route in your router's routing table. What is causing the BGP route to behave this way?

1. A. Your router does not have a loopback interface configured.
2. B. Your router does not have BGP authentication enabled.
3. C. The static route has a lower age value than the BGP route.
4. D. The static route has a lower route preference value than the BGP route. — đáp án hiện tại