A network administrator has been tasked with setting up a new router that will enable their organization's local network to interact with external networks, including the global internet. What type of address should be configured on the router interface that will be directly exposed to the wider network environment?
A self-assigned address typically used when DHCP servers are unreachable should be configured on the interface facing the wider network.
A globally routable address should be used for the router's interface facing the wider network.
A non-routable address used for local communications within the same network segment should be assigned to the router's outward-facing interface.
An address reserved for private local networks should be selected for the interface connected to the wider network.