Consider the following network diagram:AS1la1bd1cAS2 2bAS1, AS3,X 2a152201 2631122cAS33aAS3.X3b3d3cXA. Router 2c receives a path advertisement AS3, X. Will router 2c uses iBGP oreBGP to propagate the advertisement to the rest of routers in AS2?

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Consider the following network diagram: AS1 ja 1b 1c AS2 2b AS1, AS3,X 2a 152 201 263 112 AS3 3a AS3.X 3b 3d 3c A. Router 2c receives a path advertisement AS3, X. Will router 2c uses iBGP or eBGP to propagate the advertisement to the rest of routers in AS2?

Consider the following network diagram: AS1 ja 1b 1c AS2 2b AS1, AS3,X 2a 152 201 263 112 AS3 3a AS3.X 3b 3d 3c A. Router 2c receives a path advertisement AS3, X. Will router 2c uses iBGP or eBGP to propagate the advertisement to the rest of routers in AS2?

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Consider the following network diagram:
AS1
la
1b
d
1c
AS2 2b
AS1, AS3,X 2a
152
201 263
112
2c
AS3
3a
AS3.X
3b
3d
3c
X
A. Router 2c receives a path advertisement AS3, X. Will router 2c uses iBGP or
eBGP to propagate the advertisement to the rest of routers in AS2?

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