In a routing table, which component indicates the trustworthiness of a route learned from different sources?
Prefix length
Metric
Next hop
Administrative distance
The administrative distance indicates the trustworthiness of a route. Routers use it to choose between multiple routes to the same destination learned from different routing protocols; lower values are more trusted. The metric represents the cost within a routing protocol but doesn't compare trust between different sources. The next hop specifies the immediate next device on the path to the destination, and the prefix length defines the size of the network address space.
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