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In OSPF, which statement correctly describes the Designated Router (D

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OSPF elects the DR primarily using the configured interface priority higher priority wins if priorities are equal, the router with the highest Router ID wins the tie-break. A router configured with priority 0 is explicitly excluded from ever becoming DR or BDR, though it still fully participates in OSPF adjacencies otherwise.

R election process on a multi-access broadcast network?

A The DR is elected solely based on the highest Router ID; priority values are only used to elect the BDR

B A router with interface priority set to 0 is excluded from becoming DR or BDR but still participates in electing other routers

C Router priority is the primary election criterion; ties are broken by the highest Router ID, and a router with priority 0 can never become DR or BDR

D DR election is triggered only after the current DR fails, and priorities are recalculated dynamically every 30 seconds

E All routers with priority greater than 1 have an equal chance of becoming DR, decided on a first-come-first-served basis

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