Which of the following are Distant Vector protocols?
A.) IGRP
B.) RIP
C.) OSFP
D.) EIGRP
Answer Posted / guest
Answer: A B
RIP and IGRP are Distance Vectoring protocols that send
their entire
routing tables to their neighbors.
In some Cisco literature, EIGRP is listed as an 'advanced
distance
vector' routing protocol. However, the official curriculum
courseware
considers EIGRP a 'hybrid' protocol.
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