Why does PBR generally require more configuration steps than traditional routing?

Because PBR requires manual configuration of all routes in the routing table

Because PBR requires a separate routing protocol for each policy

Because PBR requires a dedicated hardware module for each interface

Because PBR requires defining match criteria and actions for each policy

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Why does PBR generally require more configuration steps than traditional routing?

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