When OSPF learns multiple paths to a network, how does it select a route?
- AFor each existing interface, it adds the metric from the source router to the destination to calculate the route with the lowest bandwidth.
- BIt counts the number of hops between the source router and the destination to determine the route with the lowest metric.
- CIt divides a reference bandwidth of 100 Mbps by the actual bandwidth of the exiting interface to calculate the route with the lowest cost. (correct answer)
- DIt multiplies the active K values by 256 to calculate the route with the lowest metric.
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The correct answer is C. Option C: It divides a reference bandwidth of 100 Mbps by the actual bandwidth of the exiting interface to calculate the route with the lowest cost.






