A company with multiple service providers wants to speed up BGP convergence time in the event a failure occurs with their primary link. Which approach achieves this goal and does not impact router CPU utilization?
correct is D, "because some parts of BFD cab be distributed to the data plane , it can be less CPU-intensive than the reduced protocol timers , which exist wholly at the control plane"
I think the answer should be D - the issue is to speed up BGP convergence time in the event a FAILURE occurs and keep the CPU utilisation low - then BFD is the solution
I think the Answer is D. BFD can be configured with subsecond convergence
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