Can a router have two default routes set?
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Afaik default route should be always only one. Is ot possible? What would happen? Apparently it is doable in Packet Tracer from Cisco, as connectivity works when I tried this. Thanks!
Hi,
Yes. A router can have multiple default routers , but it is not recommended to configure more than one default route on a router. If you do so, the router will get confused during packet forwarding. So the best practice is to configure a single default route on a router.
As per your question about packet tracer , it is because of per destination forwarding mechanism of CEF. You can read about CEF forwarding.
Hope it helps.
if you have any further query , comment it.
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