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

Including a permit statement as the first entry would permit all routes from the start, effectively making any subsequent match/deny statements irrelevant for many routes.

The implicit deny entry cannot be removed from a route map; it's an inherent behavior. It must be explicitly overridden by a final permit statement.

Including at least one explicit deny statement doesn't change the behavior for unmatched routes; it only ensures specific routes are denied. Unmatched routes would still hit the implicit deny unless a final permit is present.

Route maps, by default, have an implicit deny statement at the end. This means if a route does not match any explicit permit or deny statements, it will be denied. To permit all unmatched routes, a generic permit statement with no match criteria should be added as the final entry in the route map, effectively catching all traffic that has not been explicitly denied or permitted by previous statements.