In an IPv6 supported environment unicast routing is always enabled. A controller or service platform routes IPv6 formatted traffic between interfaces as long as the interfaces are enabled for IPv6 and ACLs allow IPv6 formatted traffic. However, an administrator can add a default routes as needed.
Static routes are manually configured. They work fine in simple networks. However, static routes with topology changes require an administrator to manually configure and modify the corresponding route revisions. Default routes are useful, as they forward packets that match no specific routes in the routing table.
To view access point's default routes:
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