A routing table contains static, RIP, and EIGRP routes for the
same destination network. Which route would normally be used
to forward data?
Answer Posted / gt
aare bhaiya....
AD= Active Directory
aur
AS= Active Server Page...
(kidding.......yaar)
btw... Jitendra is correct.
:)
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