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A router has been a working part of a network that uses OSPFv2. An engineer then issues the shutdown command in OSPF configuration mode on that the router. Which of the following occurs?

▸ The router empties its LSDB but the OSPF neighbor relationships remain active.

▸ The router holds the entire OSPF configuration but stops all OSPF activities (routes, LSDB, neighbors).

▸ The router leaves OSPF neighbors open but no longer will accept new OSPF neighbors.

▸ The router empties its IP routing table of all OSPF routes but keeps its LSDB intact.

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