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Static Routes on a multi access network
When configuring a static route for use on a multi-access network; you have the following options:
a. Point the static route to a next-hop address
b. Point the static route to an exit interface
c. Point the static route to an exit interface And the next-hope address
Assuming a router has one path (physical and logical) to that destinationAND *IF* CEF is the switching method usedwould method A and method C be equal?
My understanding is if CEF is not enabled; method A would cause the router to perform a lookup to identify the correct exit interfacenot sure if the same occurs if CEF with enabled?
Thanks.
