Referring to the exhibit, which statement is correct about the 192.

The configuration defines a static route for 192.168.1.0/24 with a primary next hop of 10.20.20.254 and a qualified-next-hop of 10.20.20.253 with preference 25. In Junos, qualified next hop is used to create preference-ranked redundancy for a static route, typically primary and backup forwarding. The key behavior is that the best, lowest preference path is selected as active. For static routes, the default preference for the route and its primary next hop is lower than 25 unless you explicitly raise it. Because the qualified-next-hop is configured with preference 25, it is less preferred than the primary next hop, so 10.20.20.254 remains the selected next hop during normal operation.

This is not load balancing. Junos does not automatically install both next hops for forwarding simply because more than one next hop is configured when one is qualified with a higher preference. Instead, the qualified next hop is held in reserve and is used only when the primary next hop becomes unusable, such as when it is no longer resolvable or the associated forwarding condition fails. Therefore, the route is expected to be installed and active using 10.20.20.254 under normal conditions, with 10.20.20.253 acting as a backup path.