When a floating static route is configured, which action ensures that the backup route is used when the primary route fails?
A. The floating static route must have a higher administrative distance than the primary route so it is used as a backup.
B. The administrative distance must be higher on the primary route so that the backup route becomes secondary
C. The floating static route must have a lower administrative distance than the primary route so it is used as a backup.
D. The default-information originate command must be configured for the route to be installed into the routing table.
Answer:A
When a floating static route is configured, which action ensures that the backup route is used when the primary route fails?
A. The floating static route must have a higher administrative distance than the primary route so it is used as a backup. B. The administrative distance must be higher on the primary route so that the backup route becomes secondary C. The floating static route must have a lower administrative distance than the primary route so it is used as a backup. D. The default-information originate command must be configured for the route to be installed into the routing table.