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Default Route Question??

goldenlight

Finishing up the statics route Chapter in CCNA 2.

MY only question is when do you use the default route?

I'm too tired to make a Simulation with all default routes. Thanks!

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boredgamelad

You use a default route to tell your router where to send traffic that's not otherwise routed by a static or learned route.

Here's some light reading on the subject. Default route - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

FloOz

From what I've read a default route is most commonly used on your router that is connecting to the ISP.

astorrs

default route = the route of last resort, aka "if all else fails, send packets here"

Zartanasaurus

astorrs wrote: »

default route = the route of last resort, aka "if all else fails, send packets here"

The default route is that girl still there when the bar is closing that you wouldn't have chosen if you had better options.

goldenlight

Zartanasaurus wrote: »

The default route is that girl still there when the bar is closing that you wouldn't have chosen if you had better options.

I think I got it now.. LOL

txraider09

Zartanasaurus wrote: »

The default route is that girl still there when the bar is closing that you wouldn't have chosen if you had better options.

Lol. I love the analogy.