Which statement about redistribution of static routes with a route-map named 'connected-routes' is true in Aruba OS CX?

Which statement about redistribution of static routes with a route-map named 'connected-routes' is true in Aruba OS CX?

• A. The command will redistribute static routes without a matching permit
• B. The command will redistribute static routes only if there is a deny entry
• C. The command will redistribute all static routes with a matching permit in the route map 'connected-routes'
• D. The command will never redistribute static routes with a matching permit in the route map 'connected-routes'

Answer: (C)

Redistribution of static routes with a route-map acts as a filter. The route-map defines permit and deny statements that specify which routes may be redistributed into the dynamic routing protocol. When you apply redistribution using a route-map named connected-routes, only the static routes that match a permit clause in that route-map will be redistributed; routes that don’t match any permit are denied and will not be redistributed. That’s why the statement that all static routes with a matching permit in the route map connected-routes will be redistributed is the correct one. If there’s no matching permit, those routes aren’t redistributed, and deny rules (if present) block them accordingly.

Redistribution of static routes with a route-map acts as a filter. The route-map defines permit and deny statements that specify which routes may be redistributed into the dynamic routing protocol. When you apply redistribution using a route-map named connected-routes, only the static routes that match a permit clause in that route-map will be redistributed; routes that don’t match any permit are denied and will not be redistributed. That’s why the statement that all static routes with a matching permit in the route map connected-routes will be redistributed is the correct one. If there’s no matching permit, those routes aren’t redistributed, and deny rules (if present) block them accordingly.