What is true when using DDR?

A.) HDLC is the preferred encapsulation

B.) You must use static routing

C.) You should use dynamic routing

D.) You should use ISDN



What is true when using DDR? A.) HDLC is the preferred encapsulation B.) You must use static r..

Answer / guest

Answer: B

When using Dial Demand Routing (DDR), static routes must be
specified in

order to route packets.

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