[Solved] You created a route table but forgot to associate it with any subnet. What will be the effect? — Ans: Instances in subnets will not use this route table | AWS

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You created a route table but forgot to associate it with any subnet. What will be the effect?

AInstances in subnets will not use this route table

BAll subnets will automatically use this route table

CThe route table will replace the main route table

DAWS will throw an error and prevent creation

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand route table association
Route tables must be associated with subnets to take effect for those subnets.
Step 2: Default behavior
If not associated, subnets use the main route table by default.
Final Answer:
Instances in subnets will not use this route table -> Option A
Quick Check:
Unassociated route tables have no effect on subnets [OK]

Quick Trick: Route tables must be associated to affect subnet routing [OK]

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