CISCO 300-510 Implementing Cisco Service Provider Advanced Routing Solutions (SPRI) 14 24Oct2024 - Practice Quiz

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In a multi-homed network environment, an organization is using BGP to connect to two different ISPs for redundancy and load balancing. The organization has configured BGP with the following attributes for its routes: Local Preference set to 200 for routes learned from ISP A and 100 for routes learned from ISP B. Additionally, the AS Path for routes from ISP A is 65001 and for ISP B is 65002. If the organization receives a route advertisement for the same prefix from both ISPs, which route will be preferred by the BGP process, and what will be the implications for traffic engineering in this scenario?

The route from ISP A will be preferred due to the higher Local Preference value.

The route from ISP B will be preferred due to the shorter AS Path.

Both routes will be treated equally, leading to potential load balancing.

The route from ISP A will be ignored due to the presence of a longer AS Path.