I guess its D coz the highest physical int. address comes next. Im concerned about this answer coz in my knowledge it does not need to be UP/UP. It just have to exist.
For OSPF to use an interface to determine the router ID, the interface does not have to be in the UP/UP state. It can be in a DOWN/DOWN state. The router ID is selected based on the highest IP address of any of the router's active interfaces (including loopback interfaces) at the time of OSPF process startup. If no loopback interfaces are configured, OSPF will use the highest IP address on any physical interface, even if that interface is currently down.
Screw you CCNA :)
D: is the correct one "The highest up/up physical interface IP address is selected as the router ID."
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