Question 140
A router on an OSPF broadcast segment should participate in routing but must never become DR or BDR, even if other routers fail or priorities change. Which interface priority fits?
Explanation
Correct Answer
OSPF priority zero explicitly makes a router ineligible for DR and BDR election on that segment while it may still form required neighbor relationships.
Incorrect Answers
Reference bandwidth changes how interface cost is calculated and is unrelated to suppressing DR candidacy. It should not be set to an invalid value as a proxy for election policy.
Router name ordering does not determine OSPF DR or BDR election. Priority and router ID govern the eligible neighbor selection on a broadcast network.
Priority 255 is high and would make the router a strong DR/BDR candidate during an election, contrary to the requirement.





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