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This is the first in our question of the week series:

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Check back Friday for the answer!

The answer is B - Type 3.

Issue
What type of route is on R10? Why?
Solution
R10 possesses a single OSPF route in this configuration. Because it is part of a Totally Stubby area, this device will possess a single Type 3 Summary LSA. Specifically, this summary is for the default route 0.0.0.0. This default route is generated by the ABR of the area so this router can reach destinations beyond its stub area.

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