Karyn,
Either command will work. The only difference between the two static
routes is the Admin Distance, (AD). When a static points to your Interface
(ser 1/1), it has an AD of "0" - (directly connected), and when your static
points toward the IP addr of the PtP link, then the address has an AD of "1".
Of course the "0" AD is preferred over the "1", but since you only have
one static route in regards to this prefix, it doesn't matter. If you point
it to the physical interface, and somewhere down the road, you change the IP
address of the physical interface, you won't have to change the static. I
have run into (bugs....) when I used a static pointing toward the physical
address while I was using Route-Maps & NAT, but this was in 12.1 code.
Hope this helps.
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