A router sets the E bit in the flags of its Type 1 LSA. What does this indicate?
A. The router is an ABR.
B. The router is an ASBR.
C. The router is at the end of a virtual link.
D. The router's interface is in a stub area.
A router sets the E bit in the flags of its Type 1 LSA. What does this indicate?
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A router sets the E bit in the flags of its Type 1 LSA. What does this indicate?
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