In a Cisco IOS IPv4 routing table displayed via the `show ip route` command, prefix source codes identify how routes were populated. Match each routing table source code on the left with its corresponding route origin and default administrative distance on the right.
- Source Code CDirectly connected network (Default AD: 0)
- Source Code SStatically configured route (Default AD: 1)
- Source Code OOSPF dynamic routing protocol (Default AD: 110)
- Source Code DEIGRP dynamic routing protocol (Default AD: 90)
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Source Code C matches Directly connected network (Default AD: 0); Source Code S matches Statically configured route (Default AD: 1); Source Code O matches OSPF dynamic routing protocol (Default AD: 110); Source Code D matches EIGRP dynamic routing protocol (Default AD: 90).
Each routing table code corresponds strictly to a routing source and its trust rating (administrative distance). Code C represents connected interfaces (AD 0), code S represents static routes (AD 1), code O represents OSPF routes (AD 110), and code D represents internal EIGRP routes (AD 90).
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Routing Table Source Codes and Administrative Distance