You are logged in to an MX80 and issue the command "show route protocol bgp" You see that you have received the route 10.0.4/24 from two different peers.
One peer is an external peer and the other is an internal peer. The route received from the internal peer is active.
By the rules of BGP preference, what would cause the internal path for this prefix to be preferred over the external one?

A. Internally learned prefix is preferred over an externally learned prefix

B. The local-preference value of the internally learned prefix is higher than the externally learned peer

C. The peer ID of the internally learned prefix is lower than that of the externally learned peer

D. The internally learned prefix has a shorted cluster length








 

Suggested Answer: B





This question is in JN0-360 Juniper Networks Certified Specialist (JNCIS-SP) Exam
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