Default Static Route

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the answer is:default route are used when a router has only one other router to which it is connected.

is this acceptable?

1)It is used for connecting a stub network

2)used in hub and spoke topology

3)used for connecting to an isp

[paul driver]

Hello

I would say possible
2 & 3 -(on spokes)

Res
Paul

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[Manouchehr Omari]

Hello

3 - widely used

Thanks

[parvinder.s]

stub network, a network with only one exit........so i go with 1. sounds most appropriate to me.....

[Edwin Summers]

Hi Jason!

I wasn't entirely clear on the question you were asking, but it seems that you're asking if the numbered answers you provided are "acceptable" answers for the situation where a default static route could be used.  In this case, I would say yes - they are acceptable, noting that answers (2) and (3) can be thought of as sub-sets of answer (1).  Spokes in a hub-spoke network can be thought of as stub networks (though not required).  And a network may be a stub of it's ISP.

Best regards,

Ed

[Sandeep Sharma]

Hi Jason

Default route are in general used on the end router which is not a transit router. So here in your option if a router is a spoke router we can use default route and even in case of ISP connectivity also we can use as client router is not a transit router but an end hot router using to connect to the internet.

Hope it answers your query.

Thanks & Regards

Sandeep