OSPF Routing Features Configured

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The correct answers are C. SHA authentication to OSPF packets and E. MD5 authentication to OSPF packets.

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a popular routing protocol used in many networks, including Cisco networks. It is used to dynamically exchange routing information between routers and to calculate the shortest path between networks.

When OSPF is used, routers need to authenticate each other to ensure that only trusted routers are exchanging routing information. OSPF supports several authentication types, including MD5 and SHA authentication.

Cisco Firepower Management Center (FMC) is a centralized management platform for Cisco Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) devices. FMC is used to configure and manage FTD devices, including OSPF routing.

OSPF routing features that are configured in FMC can be propagated to Cisco FTD devices. This means that the OSPF configuration on FMC will be pushed to FTD devices to ensure consistent OSPF routing across the network.

Option C, SHA authentication to OSPF packets, and option E, MD5 authentication to OSPF packets, are two OSPF authentication types that can be configured in FMC and propagated to FTD devices. Both authentication types provide secure authentication for OSPF packets and help prevent unauthorized access to OSPF routing information.

Option A, OSPFv2 with IPv6 capabilities, is not a feature that is configured in FMC and propagated to FTD devices. Instead, it is a protocol that supports IPv6 routing.

Option B, virtual links, and option D, area boundary router type 1 LSA filtering, are OSPF features that can be configured in FMC, but they are not propagated to FTD devices. Virtual links are used to connect two parts of an OSPF domain that are not directly connected, while LSA filtering is used to filter certain types of LSAs between OSPF areas.