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n traditional non software-defined network consisting of a network of switches, suppose OSPF is being used as the routing protocol. In this context which among the following is true. a. All the switches execute OSPF distributively b. Only one switch executes OSPF c. No switch executes OSPF d. All of these are true

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n traditional non software-defined network consisting of a network of switches, suppose OSPF is being used as the routing protocol. In this context which among the following is true. a. All the switches execute OSPF distributively b. Only one switch executes OSPF c. No switch executes OSPF d. All of these are true

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a. All the switches execute OSPF distributively

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