Which statement describes the no bgp default route-target filter command?
A) Prefixes that are received with route targets and distinguisher are accepted.
B) Prefixes that are received with route targets and distinguisher are not accepted.
C) Prefixes that are received with route targets that are not imported at the PE are not accepted.
D) Prefixes that are received with route targets that are not imported at the PE are accepted.

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The "no bgp default route-target filter" command disables the default filtering of prefixes based on route targets, allowing prefixes with route targets that are not explicitly imported at the PE to be accepted.

Which Statement Describes the No Bgp Default Route-Target Filter Command