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Why would you use static routing instead of dynamic routing?

A.) When you want automatic updates of the routing tables

B.) All the time

C.) When you have very few routes and want to conserve bandwidth

D.) When you have a gateway of last resort

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Why would you use static routing instead of dynamic routing? A.) When you want automatic updates ..

Answer / guest

Answer: C

Static routes are typically used when there are very few
routes and you

want to conserve bandwidth. Since routing protocols are
constantly

sending their updates across the wire, it can cause a great
deal of

congestion.

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