Q43Network Assurance
When a **deny** statement is used in a route map for policy-based routing, how is traffic that matches the deny route-map entry handled?
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B is correct.
The reason is that with Policy-based Routing (PBR), you build a route map and match traffic specified by an ACL. Anything marked PERMIT in the ACL will be matched and subjected to the PBR policy. Anything marked DENY will not be matched by the PBR policy, meaning it will not be examined by that specific PBR configuration and will be sent back to the normal forwarding process.
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B is correct.
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El tráfico que coincide con una línea "deny" en un route-map de PBR se maneja según la tabla de enrutamiento normal del router, ignorando las políticas del route-map.
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B is right