What is the routing algorithm used by RIP and IGRP?
A.) OSPF
B.) Link-state
C.) Dynamic
D.) Distance Vector
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Answer: D
Distance vector-based routing algorithms (also known as
Bellman-Ford
algorithms) pass periodic copies of a routing table from
router to
router. Regular updates between routers communicate topology
changes.
Each router receives a routing table from it's direct
neighbor and
increments all learned routes by one. By this method, each
router learns
the internetwork topology via second hand information.
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Answer / nawaz
D is correct
rip and igrp use distance vector algorthim ...this algorthm
is also known as bellman - ford ....when rip recievies any
update from directly connected router it add plus one in
their existing matric.
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Answer / victor
The Routing Information Protocol is an interior routing
protocol used inside
an autonomous system. It is a very simple protocol
based on distance vector
routing which uses the Bellman-Ford algorithm for
calculating the routing
tables. RIP uses hop count as its only metric.
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