3.1 Interpret the Components of a Routing Table
Targeted CCNA practice for this exam objective, with an explanation for every answer option.
- Certification
- CCNA
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- IP Connectivity
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Practice CCNA 3.1 Interpret the Components of a Routing Table questions with exam-style scenarios, detailed explanations, and option-by-option rationale for this topic area.
Example question from this objective
Each option is explained, so the reasoning behind the distractors is part of the answer.
A route table entry begins with the code C. What does this code normally indicate?
- A BGP route
- A connected route
- An OSPF route
- A static route
A BGP route — BGP routes are commonly marked with B, so B is a different routing source code than C.
A connected route — In Cisco route tables, C commonly identifies a directly connected network.
An OSPF route — OSPF routes are commonly marked with O, not C.
A static route — Static routes are commonly marked with S.