During a workshop assessment, the reported condition is: Two OSPF routers on the same Ethernet subnet do not become neighbors because their area IDs differ. What correction is required?
Answers
Aplace the shared interfaces in the same intended OSPF area and verify other neighbor parameters
Bchange both routers to half duplex
Cconfigure different IP subnets
Dremove all router IDs
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