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When to use static route on server?
Hi guys,
sorry for asking noob question. When do we really need to add a static route on the server? I encounter this situation whereby a client trigger a network packet to the destination but the destination does not know how to return the traffic back to the client (source). The issue was resolved after adding a static route at the destination server. Ain't it suppose to be the gateway job to redirect traffic to other subnet gateways? Thanks in advance. |
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