Default gateway is the exit point for all the packets in your network that have destinations outside your network.1 pointTrueFalse

The statement is True.

A default gateway serves as an access point for devices on a local network to communicate with devices on other networks. It acts as the intermediary that directs data packets to destinations beyond the local network. When a data packet is destined for an address outside the local network, the packet is sent to the default gateway. The gateway then forwards this packet to the appropriate network, allowing communication with external devices. Therefore, all packets that need to leave the local network rely on the default gateway to reach their ultimate destination, confirming that it is indeed the exit point for such packets.