A routing domain uses a link-state routing protocol. Which of the following would NOT be an
advantage of dividing the entire routing domain into areas?
Refer to the exhibit.Routers R1 through R4 are running an IGP in such a way that they have each others system IP
addresses in their routing tables. A static route is configured on router R1 so that it can reach
subnetwork 10.4.100.0. The network administrator decides to use an indirect static route, as
shown in the diagram. However, pinging the server from router R1 fails. What may be the problem in
this case?
Refer to the exhibit.Routers R1 through R4 are running an IGP in such a way that they have each others system IP
addresses in their routing tables. A static route is configured on router R1 so that it can reach
subnetwork 10.4.100.0. The network administrator decides to use an indirect static route, as
shown in the diagram. However, pinging the server from router R1 fails. What may be the problem in
this case?
Refer to the exhibit.Routers R1 through R4 are running an IGP in such a way that they have each others system IP
addresses in their routing tables. A static route is configured on router R1 so that it can reach
subnetwork 10.4.100.0. The network administrator decides to use an indirect static route, as
shown in the diagram. However, pinging the server from router R1 fails. What may be the problem in
this case?