Your network is connected to two different ISPs and you notice that they are using your network for transit traffic. In this scenario, which two configuration statements will solve this problem? (Choose two.)

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Your network is connected to two different ISPs and you notice that they are using your network for transit traffic.
In this scenario, which two configuration statements will solve this problem? (Choose two.)

A. set policy-options policy-statement ISP term REST then reject

B. set policy-options policy-statement ISP term ROUTES then reject

C. set policy-options as-path LOCAL-ROUTES ג€()ג€

D. set policy-options as-path LOCAL-ROUTES ג€(65310|65441)+ג€








 

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