Exam H12-811 topic 1 question 84 discussion

In Huawei devices, if a routing table contains multiple routes to the same destination network, these routes are referred to as Equal-cost routes. This term is commonly used to describe routes that have the same metric or cost, allowing for load balancing across those paths. Summary of Options: Equal-cost routes: Correct term for multiple routes to the same destination with the same cost. Multipath routes: A broader term but not as specific in Huawei terminology. Sub-optimal routes: Refers to routes that are not the best path. Default routes: Used when there is no specific route for a destination. So, the correct answer is Equal-cost routes.

Correct is B as the question doesn't mention the cost, metrix...or whatever, simply 2 routes to the same destination.

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A is correct: When multiple routes have the same routing protocol preference and metric, these routes are called equal-cost routes, among which load balancing can be implemented.