What happens when a packet does not match any of the defined class maps specified in a policy map?

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What happens when a packet does not match any of the defined class maps specified in a policy map?

  • The packet is transmitted to a default interface.
  • The packet is transmitted to a default gateway.
  • The packet is dropped.
  • The packet is subject to the policy defined in a default class.

Explanation: If a packet does not match any of the defined classes, it is subject to the conditions laid out in the default class.

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