AN engineer is implementing a route map to support redistribution within BGP. The route map must configured to permit all unmatched routes. Which action must the engineer perform to complete this task

Including a permit statement as the first entry would only permit routes that specifically match its criteria at the beginning of the evaluation, not those unmatched by subsequent entries.

Including an explicit deny statement would discard routes that match its conditions, which is contrary to the requirement of permitting all unmatched routes.

The implicit deny is a fundamental behavior of route maps and cannot be removed; it can only be overridden by an explicit statement as the final entry.

Route maps have an implicit 'deny all' statement at their end, meaning any route that does not match a `match` clause in a preceding `permit` or `deny` entry will be dropped. To permit all unmatched routes, an explicit `permit` statement without any `match` clauses must be added as the final entry (highest sequence number) in the route map, overriding this implicit deny.