1. Which two methods can be used to identify the next hop in a static route? (Choose two.)
- destination interface
- next hop IP address
- destination network address
- exit interface
- source IP address
Explanation: When configuring a static route, the next hop can be identified by an IP address, exit interface.
2. Which IPv4 static route statement is true?
- The destination network is identified using the network address and wildcard mask.
- The distance keyword is used to create a fully specified static route.
- The source network is identified using the network address and wildcard mask.
- Using the exit interface only is common in a point-to-point configuration.
Explanation: Using the exit interface only is common in a point-to-point configuration.
3. How is the destination network in an IPv6 static route identified?
- using an IPv6 prefix and prefix length
- using an IPv6 prefix and subnet mask
- using an IPv6 prefix and wildcard mask
- using an IPv6 prefix only
Explanation: The destination network in an IPv6 static route identified using an IPv6 prefix and prefix length