Selected Answer: D 110 is AD, 193 is metric

Selected Answer: D 193 is the metric, 110 is the AD

110 is the Administrative Distance while 193 is the metric. Metric is used to break the tire between two or more routes which have the same AD. correct answer is D

Selected Answer: D I at least now know the difference between AD/ Metric [110/193] in this example glad to have a few questions that are clear and make sense.

he metric of the route to the 192.168.10.32/28 subnet is 110, not 193. The metric is the administrative distance, which is a value that shows the preference of a route. The lower the metric, the more preferred the route is. In this case, the metric of 110 is the sum of the administrative distance of the serial interface (84) and the cost of the path to the next hop (26). The administrative distance of a serial interface is usually 84, while the cost of the path to the next hop is usually the number of hops to the next hop. In this case, the next hop is 192.168.30.10, which is one hop away. Therefore, the metric of the route to the 192.168.10.32/28 subnet is 110. "this is because the output is using a Cisco IOS-style format" **Cisco IOS-style format:** [metric]/[administrative distance] [destination network] [via next hop] **Other styles:** [administrative distance]/[metric] [destination network] [via next hop]

Selected Answer: D 193 is the metric, 110 is the AD