When verifying routes, what code is used to identify directly connected routes in the routing table?

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When verifying routes, what code is used to identify directly connected routes in the routing table?

  • C
  • D
  • L
  • R

Explanation: Directly connected routes will have a route code of "C" in the routing table. Routes with "D" indicate an EIGRP learned route. Routes with "L" indicate a local route and "R" indicates a RIP-learned route. RIP stands for Routing Information Protocol, which is one of the first routing protocols.

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