What is the most likely cause of the problem?

Refer to the exhibit

While troubleshooting a connectivity issue between R1 and R2, you determine that R1’s Loopback 0 network is missing from R2’s route table.

What is the most likely cause of the problem?
A . The subnets keyword is missing from the redistribute eigrp command on R1
B . The router can redistribute only point-to-point networks
C . The router is configured to redistribute only broadcast networks
D . The router is excluding the Loopback interface from redistribution because it is redistributing other OSPF interfaces

Answer: D

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melfaki
melfaki
4 years ago

the answer should be below

The router is excluding the Loopback interface from redistribution because it is not in routing table learn by EIGRP

eazy
eazy
4 years ago

Very strange one.

Not A, I labbed this up, and it takes the command and adds it automatically, successfully redistributing EIGRP routes.

no p2p or broadcast network types in EIGRP, and this would be an external OSPF route so wouldn’t have an OSPF network type, so not B or C.

It would only redistribute an EIGRP interface after enabling it for EIGRP with the “network” command under EIGRP.

D doesnt seem to make any sense either so perhaps the correct answer is missing.

mikkamilla
mikkamilla
4 years ago

sounds more like A