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  1. Building routing table logic and selecting a route

    Hi Regarding the process about which routes makes it to the routing table and which ones are subsequently choosen, I found a fair bit of contradictory info, mostly on forum. I believe I'm prettly …

  2. what is the difference between local and connected routes

    The Local one will be for a configured IP address itself (not the subnet) and the prefix length is /32. Selected as Best LikeLikedUnlike 2 likes All Answers Kev Edited by Admin February 16, 2020 at …

  3. Cisco Default route not in found in Routing Table

    For a static route to be installed into the routing table, the next hop of the static route need to be reachable. Otherwise, the route will not qualify to be installed in the routing table. You will see the …

  4. Metric and Route Time stamp in routing table.?

    In general, different routing protocols use different ways to calculate metric values: IGPs: a) RIP uses hop count The simplest is RIP, which uses a hop count metric, meaning if a router receives route X …

  5. What is a Local Route? - Cisco Learning Network

    The addition was made with the introduction of the feature Multi Topology Routing (MTR) in IOS. This is why it is likely that you notice these local routes now, because having IPv4 routes in the routing table …

  6. Static routes and how they can be removed from the routing table?

    So the static route stays up and traffic black holes. which is BAD So how do I get the static route removed from the routing table in the event that the link fails end-to-end but my local LAN segment is …

  7. Routing Table - Cisco Learning Network

    And that is the explanation for your complete ipv4 routing table. It seems to be very much, but if you look closely at the table, it isn't as much as it seems to be: only routes for directly connected networks, …

  8. Why I can not see routes in my routing table? - Cisco Learning Network

    An interface address must be configure with a IP and subnet mask that including the address 10.10.10.254, after this, you can see the default route in the routing table

  9. Administrative distance vs longest match rule

    Here, the longest prefix match plays no role; this process is driven entirely by administrative distances and metrics. However, when using the routing table to route packets, the routing lookups are …

  10. BGP Routes are in Routing table but still unable to ping all these routes

    As shown in routing table of R1, all bgp routes advertised by R5 are in the Routing table of R1. R1#sh ip route Codes: C - connected, S - static, R - RIP, M - mobile, B - BGP D - EIGRP, EX - EIGRP …