If I define a route-map for policy based routing, and I omit the permit/deny keyword (i.e. route-map testmap 10 match... set....) it looks as if there is an implicit permit after the map-tag "testmap". Am I correct?
Thank you
If I define a route-map for policy based routing, and I omit the permit/deny keyword (i.e. route-map testmap 10 match... set....) it looks as if there is an implicit permit after the map-tag "testmap". Am I correct?
Thank you
The default IS to permit.
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