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Which interface is used to send traffic to the destination network?
The correct answer is A. G0/6. This question asks to identify the correct outgoing interface for traffic destined to a specific network, based on an unseen exhibit that would contain routing information.
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- AG0/6
- BG0/3
- CG0/16
- DG0/23
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(35 responses)- A77% (27)
- B14% (5)
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- D6% (2)
Why each option
This question asks to identify the correct outgoing interface for traffic destined to a specific network, based on an unseen exhibit that would contain routing information.
Assuming the exhibit provided a routing table or network diagram, G0/6 would be the interface through which the router is configured to forward traffic towards the destination network, making it the correct exit interface for the specified destination.
G0/3 would not be the correct outgoing interface for the destination network as defined by the (unseen) exhibit's routing information.
G0/16 would not be the correct outgoing interface for the destination network as defined by the (unseen) exhibit's routing information.
G0/23 would not be the correct outgoing interface for the destination network as defined by the (unseen) exhibit's routing information.
Concept tested: Router forwarding path determination
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