Refer to the exhibit. Routers RA and RB are IS-IS peers configured for NSF, but router RC is an IS-IS peer without NSF capability. If RA undergoes processor switchover, what is the effect on the network environment?

QuestionsCategory: 300-510Refer to the exhibit. Routers RA and RB are IS-IS peers configured for NSF, but router RC is an IS-IS peer without NSF capability. If RA undergoes processor switchover, what is the effect on the network environment?
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Refer to the exhibit. Routers RA and RB are IS-IS peers configured for NSF, but router RC is an IS-IS peer without NSF capability. If RA undergoes processor switchover, what is the effect on the network environment?

A. If RC is operating without the Cisco configuration option, only 2 routers tear down their peering relationships and re-establish peering

B. All peer relationships remain up, but the link-state database is rebuilt on each device

C. If RC is operating without the Cisco configuration option, all three routers tear down their peering relationships and re-establish peering

D. All peer relationships remain up and the link-state database is unchanged








 

Suggested Answer: B



This question is in 300-510 Implementing Cisco Service Provider Advanced Routing Solutions (SPR) Exam
For getting Cisco Certified Network Professional Service Provider (CCNP Service Provider) Certificate



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