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BGP Path Attributes – MED Quiz

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1. MED (Multi Exit Discriminator) attribute is an ……and ….. BGP Path attribute.
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- Transitive
- Optional
- Non-transitive
- Mandatory
2. The default MED value is …
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- 1
- 100
- 0
- 150
3. MED is the abbreviation of
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- Multi Entrance Distributor
- Many Exit Discriminator
- Multi Exit Distributor
- Multi Exit Discriminator
4. “bgp always-compare med” command provides to compare different MED values that advertised by neighbours in different ASs for routes selection.
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- True
- False
5. Under route map, …command is used to set MED value as 30?
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- med 30
- metric 30
- set med 30
- set metric 30
6. “bgp deterministic-med” command provides to compare different MED values that advertised by neighbours in the different AS for routes selection.
1
- True
- False

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