Why Build Link State Flooding Domain Boundaries in Large-Scale Networks

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Multiple Choice

Why build link state flooding domain boundaries in large-scale networks running OSPF or IS-IS? (Choose two.)

• A) Flooding domain borders block the transmission of external routing information in the network, which improves scaling and convergence times.
• B) Network administrators can quickly find specific destinations when detailed link state information is sorted by flooding domain in the link state database.
• C) Doing so limits the extent of SPF and allows the use of PRC for some best path calculations.
• D) Doing so provides logical break points at which to troubleshoot individual parts of the network, rather than trying to troubleshoot the whole network at once.

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