From my prespecctive you cant use bgp the t1 is connected to the t0 during connection.
Only redistribution and filtering of the redistributed routing is canfigurable.
So D is debatable.. any commements?
Both BGP and OSPF can be used on a Tier-1 Gateway: This is true. NSX-T allows the use of both BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) and OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) on a Tier-1 Gateway for dynamic routing purposes. These protocols can be used to establish routing relationships between Tier-1 and other networks.
In NSX, BGP is the only supported dynamic routing protocol on a Tier-1 Gateway. OSPF is not
supported at the Tier-1 level; it is only available on Tier-0 Gateways. This limitation means that for dynamic routing on a Tier-1 Gateway, administrators can configure BGP to exchange routing information with connected Tier-0 Gateways
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