Refer to the Exhibit

question 586

Multiple Choice

Refer to the exhibit. The service provider ACME Internet just added a 100 Gbps peering in Paris to use as the default for inbound traffic from Very Big ISP. Which routing policy achieves the desired outcome?

• A) Apply an export policy in New York and Tokyo that adds a Weight attribute to routes send to Very Big ISP via Paris
• B) Apply an export policy that only permits a default route in Brussels and Zurich
• C) Use traffic engineering by injecting a preferred LocalPref attribute to routes advertised to Very Big ISP in Paris
• D) Apply an export policy in Paris by applying a MED or Community attribute with a preference that Very Big ISP acts upon

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