Question 420
A router already uses an OSPF route with AD 110 to 10.77.0.0/16. An administrator adds an equal-prefix static route with AD 200 that does not appear as active. Why?
Explanation
Correct Answer
For equal destination prefixes, administrative distance normally selects which routing source is installed as active.
Incorrect Answers
A manually entered static can intentionally have higher AD than OSPF to serve as a backup.
Metrics from separate routing sources do not override the inter-source AD preference in an equal-prefix comparison.
The scenario compares equal-length prefixes, so source preference rather than longest-prefix specificity explains the result.





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