If you configure the set ip default next-hop command on a device and the device receives a packet whose destination is missing from the routing table, how does the device route the packet?
A. The packet is policy routed to the destination address table that is closest to the destination address in the packet.
B. The packet is dropped.
C. The packet is policy routed.
D. The packet is forwarded using the normal routing table.
If you configure the set ip default next-hop command on a device and the device receives a packet whose destination is m
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If you configure the set ip default next-hop command on a device and the device receives a packet whose destination is m
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