Which of the following are three characteristics of a static route? (Choose three.)
- Reduces the memory and processing burdens on a router
- Ensures that there is always a path available
- Used to dynamically find the best path to a destination network
- Used for routers that connect to stub networks
- Used for networks with a single route to a destination network
- Reduces configuration time
Explanation: Configuring a static route does not ensure that the path is always available. If the exit interface or next-hop IP address is in the up state, the static route will be included in the routing table, regardless of whether the destination network is available. Dynamic routing protocols are typically a better option when there are multiple routes to the same destination network. The routing protocol will be able to automatically determine the best path.
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