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Q. Show the Routing Table?

Routing Table

Every router remains a routing table that has one entry for every destination network of which the router is aware

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Process by which every router shares its knowledge about its neighborhood with every router in the area

  • Sharing knowledge as regards the neighborhood
  • Sharing with every other router - flooding
  • Sharing when there is a change - results in lower internet traffic than that required by distance vector routing

 


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