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The neighbor state Full/DROther indicates that the local FortiGate is neither the DR nor the BDR.
The presence of DR and BDR roles confirms that the local FortiGate is participating in a broadcast network, which supports multi-access and DR/BDR elections.
The neighbor state Full/- signifies a point-to-point network, where DR and BDR roles are not required.
In OSPF, broadcast networks require a DR and BDR, whereas point-to-point networks do not support DR/BDR election and only form a full adjacency between two routers.
The presence of DR and BDR roles confirms that the local FortiGate is participating in a broadcast network, which supports multi-access and DR/BDR elections.
The neighbor state Full/- signifies a point-to-point network, where DR and BDR roles are not required.
In OSPF, broadcast networks require a DR and BDR, whereas point-to-point networks do not support DR/BDR election and only form a full adjacency between two routers.
Refer to the exhibit, which shows the output of the command get router info OSPF neighbor. To what extent does FortiGate operate when looking at its OSPF neighbors? (Choose two answers)
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