Q127IP Services
Refer to the exhibit. After the configuration has been applied, the two routers do not establish an OSPF neighbor relationship. What is causing the problem?
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Discussion · 12
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The given answer is right, the default hello time is 10 seconds, which creates a mismatch
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router-id has to be unique on each router instead
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/open-shortest-path-first-ospf/23862-duplicate-router-id-ospf.html
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Just confirmed, neighbors converge despite the process ID mismatch!
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Router-Id and process OSPF son de importancia local; el valor default de los hello es de 10, por lo cual la respuesta es correcta. C.
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process IDs are not matching. A is the correct answer.
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It is not necessarily that Process IDs be Different. They can be the same or they can be different. but neither is a requirement
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C is correct
Hello and dead timer should much
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what about the Router-ID since they are mismatching?
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the process ID doesnt matter on ospf, only in eigrp has to be the same on all devices because is considered an AS
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Router ID can not be the issue. At least if the Areas were different but are all using area "0". The given answer "C" is correct, default hello time is 10 seconds and died time its times four of hello timer. In this case, the routers are using differ hello timer which results in fail of OSPF relationship
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Hey y`all how about the process ID? I think that should also be the answer
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Process ID MUST BE Different. So the answer is correct