Hi there, just started working in the industry after studying.I am noticing quite a few servers in company environments have static routes added to their windows route tables.For instance, I changed a static route on a router to accommodate a new company wide network change, then could not work out why some traffic was still failing. Then I realised that a static route had been added to a Windows server which then had to be modified to get things working.Is this bad practice? I mean would it not be more central and manageable if routes were ONLY added on the company router or core switch ?Or is adding static routes to severs very common and acceptable ?Thanks for any info.
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