Exam 500-220 topic 5 question 3 discussion

My bad the correct answer is B I misunderstood the question. If all of this routes exist in routing table ( Directly Connected, Client VPN, Static Routes, Auto VPN Routes, Non-Meraki, VPN Peers, BGP learned Routes, NAT ) with various subnets then the most specific (longest prefix) IP address will be chosen as route. If no routes are defined, then the traffic is NATed and sent out an active Internet interface. This only occurs while the MX is configured in Routed mode.

When multiple routes exist to the particular destination in this case router pick most specific ip address (longest prefix) to that destination this is overlapping rule nothing to do with question. MX cannot route between two Non-Meraki VPN peers imagen that we have multiple non Meraki devices.MX has a specific priority in comparison with other types of routes. The priority is as follows: Directly Connected Client VPN Static Routes Auto VPN Routes Non-Meraki VPN Peers BGP learned Routes NAT

Correct: B The destination IP address 172.18.24.12 falls within the range of all the above routes. However, the most specific route (longest prefix match) is the one with the /24 subnet mask because it covers a smaller range of IP addresses and therefore provides a more precise match.

Correct: B Because of the most specific priority, we could check at documentation below in the section "Overlaping Routes" Overlapping Routes Route priority dictates how traffic is routed when multiple routes exist to the same subnet. However, overlapping routes that are not identical are also present in many deployments. In this case, the most specific route will be used. Ref.: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Networks_and_Routing/MX_Routing_Behavior

B is correct

I think you are right ldsj, my bad, correct answer should be B

It should be C Route Priority Each type of route configured on the MX has a specific priority in comparison with other types of routes. The priority is as follows: Directly Connected Client VPN Static Routes AutoVPN Routes Non-Meraki VPN Peers BGP learned Routes NAT* https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Networks_and_Routing/MX_Routing_Behavior