set ip next-hop check availability

Hello

I need to know in what circumstances to use (ip next hop set check availability) by the ACB.

Please correct me if I'm wrong that even if I use the command (set ip next - hop) to instead set ip next-hop check availability inside

map of route and next hop is not accessible, then will be the normal routing table. So why I need to use (the ip next hop value check availability)

and under what circumstances.

Hello

even if I use the command (set ip next - hop) instead of set ip next-hop check availability inside the map route and next hop is not accessible, then will be the normal routing table.

not necessarily.

If the next hop is accessible through an interface (for example a LAN VIRTUAL) multiaccess, State of the multiaccess interface cannot change to back down when the next hop becomes unaccessible. The ACB router then try to resolve the next hop (ARP) for always instead of using the normal routing table.

Rolf

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