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Which interface is used to send traffic to the destination network?
The correct answer is A. F0/7. This question asks to identify the correct outbound interface a router would use to forward traffic to a specific destination network based on its routing table.
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Which interface is used to send traffic to the destination network?
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- AF0/7
- BF0/6
- CF0/4
- DF0/5
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Why each option
This question asks to identify the correct outbound interface a router would use to forward traffic to a specific destination network based on its routing table.
Interface F0/7 is the correct outbound interface because, according to the network device's routing table (implied by the question), it is the next hop or directly connected interface for the path to the destination network.
Interface F0/6 is incorrect because it is not the designated outbound interface for the destination network based on the routing decision.
Interface F0/4 is incorrect as it is not the path chosen by the routing protocol or static route for the traffic's destination.
Interface F0/5 is incorrect because the router's forwarding logic does not direct traffic for the destination network through this port.
Concept tested: Router packet forwarding and routing table lookup
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios/iproute/configuration/guide/irg_overview_psg.html
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