A large campus is split into separate OSPF areas so that a topology change in one area does not force every router to recompute. Which OSPF feature makes this possible?
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AAll areas share one identical link state database
BThe backbone area is disabled between the areas
CRouters exchange full databases with every other OSPF router
DLink state advertisements are flooded only within the area
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