In a routing table, which component specifies the destination network using CIDR notation?
Metric
Prefix
Administrative Distance
Next Hop
The Prefix in a routing table specifies the destination network using Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) notation. It combines the network address and subnet mask to define the exact range of IP addresses within a network. This is crucial for routers to determine the correct forwarding path for packets. The Metric indicates the cost associated with a route, the Administrative Distance represents the trustworthiness of the route's source, and the Next Hop refers to the immediate router to which packets should be sent next.
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