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What is the main benefit of using static routes?
Improved security and resource efficiency
How are IPv4 static routes typically configured?
Manually with the 'ip route' command
What does a default static route specify?
The exit point to use when no path is found in the routing table
What code appears in the routing table for a static route?
'S'
What happens if the network topology changes while using static routes?
The static routes must be manually reconfigured to reflect the new network topology
What does a default static route specify?
The exit point to use when the routing table does not have a path for the destination network
In IPv4 static routes, what code appears in the routing table for a static route?
S
What command is used to configure an IPv4 static route with a specific next hop IP address?
ip route network mask next-hop-ip
What is the main reason for using static routes instead of dynamic routing protocols?
Static routes provide better security
What happens if the network topology changes while using static routes?
The static routes must be manually reconfigured
What is the significance of the code 'S' in the routing table for a static route?
It shows that the route is manually configured
What does a default static route specify?
The exit point to use when the routing table does not have a path for the destination network
Which command is used to configure an IPv4 static route with a specific next hop IP address?
ip route network mask { next-hop-ip | exit-intf }
What is the main benefit of using static routes?
Reduced bandwidth usage and CPU cycle consumption
Learn about static routes in networking, including their manual configuration and benefits. Understand the two main types of static routes and how they are configured in IPv4 networks.
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