Which static route should be used to avoid unintentional forwarding paths with an Ethernet link failure?

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Which static route should be used to avoid unintentional forwarding paths with an Ethernet link failure?

  • A directly attached static route
  • A recursive static route
  • A fully specified static route
  • A static null route

Explanation: Ethernet links should not use a directly attached static route, and a link failure could result in the resolution of the next-hop IP address resolving to an unintentional link. The fully specified static route ensures that the next hop is resolvable using only the specified interface.

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