Users report performance issues on the network. A network administrator notices broadcast storms occurring. Which of the following protocols should the administrator configure to mitigate this issue?

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) is a routing protocol that facilitates efficient path selection and routing within a network. However, it does not address issues related to broadcast storms directly, as its primary function is to manage routing tables and optimize data transmission rather than controlling broadcast traffic or preventing loops.

Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) is used for discovering and managing devices on a network but does not play any role in preventing broadcast storms. Its main function is to provide information about directly connected Cisco devices, making it unrelated to the issue of managing broadcast traffic.

Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) is similar to CDP and is intended for network device discovery and management at the data link layer. While it aids in network topology visibility, it does not mitigate broadcast storms or loop-related issues, leaving the network vulnerable to excessive broadcast traffic.

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is primarily used for routing between autonomous systems on the internet. It does not address local network broadcast issues or prevent broadcast storms, focusing instead on inter-domain routing decisions.