Which command can you enter to configure an IPV6 floating static route?

The correct answer is B. router(config)#ipv6 route FE80:0202::/32 serial 0/1 201. A floating static route is a backup route that only takes over if the primary route fails. You achieve this by assigning an administrative distance (AD) higher than the default (which is 1). ipv6 route <destination> <exit-interface or next-hop> <administrative- In option B, the r

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Arouter(config)#ipv6 route FE80:0202::/32 serial 0/1 1
Brouter(config)#ipv6 route FE80:0202::/32 serial 0/1 201
Crouter(config)#ipv6 route ::/0 serial 0/1
Drouter(config)#ipv6 route static resolve default

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A floating static route is a backup route that only takes over if the primary route fails. You achieve this by assigning an administrative distance (AD) higher than the default (which is 1). ipv6 route <destination> <exit-interface or next-hop> <administrative- In option B, the route to FE80:0202::/32 uses interface serial 0/1 and has an administrative distance of 201, meaning it will only be used if a better (lower AD) route is unavailable.

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#IPv6 static routing#Floating static routes#Cisco IOS commands

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