What action does an ACL take when a packet does not match any of its entries?
Marks the packet for logging
Denies the packet
Permits the packet
Sends the packet to the next hop
Access Control Lists (ACLs) have an implicit 'deny all' statement at the end. This means any packet that doesn't match any of the specified permit or deny conditions is automatically denied by default. Therefore, unmatched packets are denied. The other options are incorrect because ACLs do not permit unmatched traffic, send it to the next hop, or mark it for logging unless explicitly configured to do so.
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