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What is the main benefit of using static routes?
What is the main benefit of using static routes?
- Automatic adaptation to network topology changes
- Improved security and resource efficiency (correct)
- Dynamic bandwidth allocation and CPU cycle management
- Real-time route calculation and communication
How are IPv4 static routes typically configured?
How are IPv4 static routes typically configured?
- Manually with the 'ip route' command (correct)
- Using the 'route add' command
- By specifying the default gateway IP address
- Automatically through network discovery protocols
What does a default static route specify?
What does a default static route specify?
- The exit point to use when no path is found in the routing table (correct)
- The primary DNS server for the network
- The subnet mask for the entire network
- The gateway IP address for outbound traffic
What code appears in the routing table for a static route?
What code appears in the routing table for a static route?
What happens if the network topology changes while using static routes?
What happens if the network topology changes while using static routes?
What does a default static route specify?
What does a default static route specify?
In IPv4 static routes, what code appears in the routing table for a static route?
In IPv4 static routes, what code appears in the routing table for a static route?
What command is used to configure an IPv4 static route with a specific next hop IP address?
What command is used to configure an IPv4 static route with a specific next hop IP address?
What is the main reason for using static routes instead of dynamic routing protocols?
What is the main reason for using static routes instead of dynamic routing protocols?
What happens if the network topology changes while using static routes?
What happens if the network topology changes while using static routes?
What is the significance of the code 'S' in the routing table for a static route?
What is the significance of the code 'S' in the routing table for a static route?
What does a default static route specify?
What does a default static route specify?
Which command is used to configure an IPv4 static route with a specific next hop IP address?
Which command is used to configure an IPv4 static route with a specific next hop IP address?
What is the main benefit of using static routes?
What is the main benefit of using static routes?
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