Static Routing - default Router

Static Routing

Static routing is a networking technique where routes between networks are manually configured and remain fixed, unlike

Example: I am sending you to Japan, but go to austailia first. We configure it,(the network engineer) just like how we configured it with the DHCP. The next host should be New York. If e set it it doesn’t change.

like bus: you tell someone, hey, our next stop is Connecticut

default route

when we allow all networks to go through the static route. Any network at all is allowed.

what we did last week was to allow a scenic subset to go through the existing interfaces. all network

for default route, does it always come in 000?

yes. computer works in 0 and 1s. when the computer reads 0000, it means allow everything. LiGHTBULB!!

the moment you see an ip address like this, its straight up default? ip rate 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

Yes. when you see 0.0.0/0, this is a default subnet. translated to 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0. allowing everything to go through

what is the difference between the default and the octet?

so one 0 is one octa. (see notes)

who determines where to have the default route

-you the engineer will do the configuration. every company has a policy. if they say no default route then do default route.

Disadvantage is static route

Not good for big networks

Three ways of configuring static route

Default route, exiting interface, next hop