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Dorchester Center, MA 02124
The output interface is the interface that all packets are sent to. The packet destination is used as the next hop address if the destination is attached to the output interface.
The next hop will be determined by comparing the packet to the entries in the table and the network address. The packet will be forwarded to the firsthop.
When the primary route isn’t available, the floating static route is used. The primary route is configured with a higher administrative distance. The next hop can be identified by an address or interface.
The nexthop attribute is the next hop address that will be used to reach a destination. The next hop is always the address of the neighbor. According to the protocol, the next hop should be carried into IB GP.
There are two required commands. 0.0 250.0. 0.0 172.16 40.2 and A(config)# are used for the internet route.
The next hop can be identified by an address or interface. One of the three route types can be created if the destination is specified next-hop.
When a route is sent out, the next hop of the route will be changed by the router. The next hop attribute is unaffected by the BGP Next Hop Unchanged feature.
If you have an eBGP route that is being introduced to an iBGP network, you need to make sure the next hop address is reachable in the routing table. To make sure that network gets added to the table, you need to do something like configuring BGP next-hop-self.
When configuring static routes, it’s a good idea to specify the outbound interface and the next hop address. The next hop address is not needed when the outbound interface is a point-to-point type of link.
If the next hop can’t be repeated to another static route, then it’s time for a static route. The outbound interface should be configured for a static route.
This type of route is not recommended. When you specify the next hop address on a directly connected interface, the router doesn’t perform ARP for every destination address. There is an example of a route.
A network administrator has entered a command that shows the route that is not in the table. What should the administrator do? The correct mask is used to reenter the command.