Which of the listed Route statuses are possible?

The correct identification of route statuses is crucial for understanding how routing works within a MikroTik environment. The status "A" stands for Active, indicating that the route is currently operational and being used by the router to forward traffic. An Active route means that it meets all necessary criteria, such as having proper metrics and being reachable, ensuring that data can flow through this route effectively.

In addition to identifying that a route is functioning, recognizing that there are additional valid route statuses like "C" for Connected, which signifies that the route is directly linked to an interface on the router, and "S" for Static, representing manually configured routes, further points to the diversity of statuses a route can possess in network configurations. The status "D" for Drop is not a standardized route status that would be found in most routing protocols used in MikroTik; hence, it does not contribute to the list of possible route statuses recognized in routing tables.

The understanding of these statuses helps network administrators make informed decisions about routing policies and troubleshooting connectivity issues in their networks.