Question completion Status: 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Question 19 15 points Save Answer In the Figure below suppose that A, B and C have mutual agreements to forward traffic for each other. Suppose that would like to have the traffic destined to Y to come from B only, and the traffic destined to X to come from either A or B. 1. Which routing protocol will allow C to implement these policies? 2. Which routes should C advertise to A? What is the AS-Path for each of these routes? 3. Which routes should C advertise to B? What is the AS-Path for each of these routes? 4. Which routes does A receive? Give the number of routes then list the AS-PATH for each. 5. Explain why A will not forward traffic destined to Y directly to C (i.e. this is what C wants) Provider network Customer network B 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 You are doing your internship in a small company, and your manager asked you to configure routing in the local network. He gave you the network topology in the figure below, and recommended you to use RIPv1. After analyzing the topology, you figured out the RIPv1 will not work. 1. Give at least one reason why your manager might have recommended to use RIPv1 (i.e. what advantage does RIPv1 has over the other routing protocols). 2. List and explain all the reasons why RIPv1 will not work in this case. 3. What would you change to make it work? 4. If you would like to propose a different protocol, which one(s) would you recommend? Why? 5. Give at least two important reasons to convince your manager to change his mind and use the protocol you proposed (and not another one). If you proposed more than one in the previous question, give and discuss your first choice recommendation here. Router NET-A 128.192.10.0/24 NET-B 128.192.16.32/27 NET-C 192.168.30.64/27 Switch NET-E 128.192.20.10/24 NET-D 128.192.30.10/24