What is a routing policy and what is it used for?
A.
It states the type of traffic that is allowed access to network resources.
B.
Administrators can apply filters and assign weights to route metrics.
C.
It is derived from the organizational policy and states who can maintain routing devices.
D.
It stipulates the type of controls that must be put into place to protect different types of traffic.
Explanation:
Network administrators can apply filters and weights to the different
variables that are used by link-state routing protocols when determining the best
routes. These configurations are collectively called the routing policy.