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XK0-001 · Question #134
Why is "netstat -nr" used in substitution of the route command when a network connection is not functioning correctly?
The correct answer is A. "netstat -nr" displays the routing table without performing reverse name lookup. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Why is "netstat -nr" used in substitution of the route command when a network connection is not functioning correctly?
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- A"netstat -nr" displays the routing table without performing reverse name lookup.
- Broute requests the network driver for data, but "netstat -nr" will display the kernel's routing table.
- CThe route can be used if the network is functional. The "netstat -nr" displays only the local
- Droute will attempt to contact and verify the connection to each host in the routing table using ping.
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