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Which of the following statements about IP forwarding tables are true?
(Many may be true.)
A border router does not have any entries for local IP subnets in its forwarding table.
A router that is not a border router does not have any entries for foreign ASes in its forwarding table.
A forwarding table contains one entry (or a small number of entries) per foreign AS (among other things).
A forwarding table contains one entry per local IP subnet (among other things).
Given any global IP address X, any forwarding table contains at least one entry -- an IP prefix -- that matches X.
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