Static routing involves manually configuring routes in a router's routing table. These routes remain fixed and do not adjust to topology changes unless an administrator edits or replaces them. This manual, unchanging nature distinguishes static routing from dynamic routing protocols that automatically discover and update routes. Therefore, the correct response is the option stating that routes are manually configured and do not change unless manually updated. The other options describe behaviors associated with dynamic routing or centralized route control, which do not apply to static routing.
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