Which three guidelines and limitations of policy-based routing are true? (Choose three.) 

Answer options:

A. A match command can refer to more than one ACL in a route map for policy-based routing.
B. Setting a tunnel interface or an IP address via a tunnel interface as a next hop in a police-based routing policy is not supported.
C. The same route map can be shared among different interfaces for policy-based routing as long as interfaces belong to the same VRF instance.
D. An ACL used in a policy-based routing route map cannot include a deny statement.
E. A policy-based routing route map can have multiple match or set statements per route-map statement.
F. Policy-based routing and WCCPv2 are not supported on the same interface if bank chaining is disabled.

BCD

Policy-based routing has the following configuration guidelines and limitations: "¢ A policy-based routing route mapcan have only one match or set statement per route-map statement. "¢ A match command cannot refer to more than one ACL in a single route-map statement/clause. "¢ Policy-based routing is not supported with inbound traffic on FEX ports. "¢ An ACL used in a policy-based routing route map cannot include a deny statement. "¢ The same route map can be shared among different interfaces for policy-based routing as long as the interfaces belong to the same virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) instance. "¢ Setting atunnel interface or an IP address via a tunnel interface as a next hop in a policy-based routing policy is not supported. References: