A network engineer has revived a report of problems reaching 98.139.183.24 through vr1 on the firewall. The routing table on this firewall is extensive and complex. Which CLI command will help…

The correct answer is C. test routing fib-lookup ip 98.139.183.24 virtual-router vr1. This document explains how to perform a fib lookup for a particular destination within a particular virtual router on a Palo Alto Networks firewall. 1. Select the desired virtual router from the list of virtual routers configured with the command: > test routing fib-lookup…

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A network engineer has revived a report of problems reaching 98.139.183.24 through vr1 on the firewall. The routing table on this firewall is extensive and complex. Which CLI command will help identify the issue?

Options

Atest routing fib virtual-router vr1
Bshow routing route type static destination 98.139.183.24
Ctest routing fib-lookup ip 98.139.183.24 virtual-router vr1
Dshow routing interface

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Explanation

This document explains how to perform a fib lookup for a particular destination within a particular virtual router on a Palo Alto Networks firewall. 1. Select the desired virtual router from the list of virtual routers configured with the command: > test routing fib-lookup virtual-router <value> 2. Specify a destination IP address: > test routing fib-lookup virtual-router default ip <ip address> https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/Learning-Articles/How-to-Perform-FIB-Lookup-for-a- Particular-Destination/ta-p/52188

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