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Default routes can provide backup routes if primary connections fail or if the route information for a destination is unknown. A router uses the default route in its IP forwarding table to route traffic toward a destination for which no routing entry exists. The accepted BGP convention is to represent a default route by the network prefix 0.0.0.0/0.
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