Question

1 point
What does the G flag in a routing table signify?
a. The destination is in the same network.
b. The destination is in a different network.
c. The interface is up and running.
d. None of these.​

Answer 1

Answer:the answer is a

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Answer 2

There are certain flags which are significant in the routing table. They are Flag U, Flag G, Flag H, Flag D and Flag M.

Flag U – route is up

Flag H – Route is to a host

Flag D – Route is created by the method of redirection

Flag M – Modification done to the route by redirection

If the route is a gateway then this ‘G’ flag will be present. If this is not present, then we can understand that there is no direct connection to the destination is available.