[&] If a router has a static RP statement configured pointing to Router-A as an RP, but then learns (via an RP-Discovery message)  that there is another RP available (Router-B), what will happen?
- Whichever router was learned (or configured) first will be the preferred RP.
- The conflict will leave your router without any RP to use at all.
- By default, Router-B will be the preferred RP because it was learned via an RP-Discovery message. -- Correct
- By default, Router-A will be the preferred RP because it was statically configured.

[&] Which of the following answers is a legitimate reason why you might want to configure a Sink RP for use with the Auto-RP feature?
- There is no good reason to use this feature.
- As a router that can be used to load-balance PIM Joins with the primary RP
- To block multicast DOS attacks -- Correct
- As a backup RP in the event that your primary RP fails