Which routing protocol is used to distribute routing information?
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ANSWER:-A member of the IP Routing protocol family, the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is an Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) created to distribute routing information within an autonomous system (AS)
EXPLANATION:- 1. There are numerous field-ready implementations of RIP, a straightforward vector routing system. In a vector routing protocol, the routers communicate with their closest neighbours to exchange network reachability information.
2. In other words, the routers exchange information about the groups of locations (referred to as "address prefixes") that they can reach as well as the next hop address that data should be delivered to in order to reach those locations.
3. In contrast to link-state IGPs, which exchange topology information instead of routes, vectoring protocols exchange routes with one another. Link-state routers, on the other hand, calculate their own routes locally.
an algorithm for vector routing.
EXPLANATION:- 1. There are numerous field-ready implementations of RIP, a straightforward vector routing system. In a vector routing protocol, the routers communicate with their closest neighbours to exchange network reachability information.
2. In other words, the routers exchange information about the groups of locations (referred to as "address prefixes") that they can reach as well as the next hop address that data should be delivered to in order to reach those locations.
3. In contrast to link-state IGPs, which exchange topology information instead of routes, vectoring protocols exchange routes with one another. Link-state routers, on the other hand, calculate their own routes locally.
an algorithm for vector routing.
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