What do you meant by Routing Information Protocol ?

Hi everyone, on today we are going to learn in simplified networking terminology on RIP (i.e., Routing Information Protocol).

Now, we can look at RIP in simple points to remember given below;

• It's Administrative Distance value is 120.
• It uses Distance Vector Algorithm.
• Identify best path with hop count and it's Metric is hop.  
• It uses Bellman Ford Algorithm for path selection.
• Support is limited number of hops up to 15.
• It sends periodic up to every 30 seconds and after 180 seconds we consider as dead peer (i.e., 240 seconds as flesh time).

For example: When, we look over RIP configuration lab notes kindly take these notes for your CCNA cert preparation in practical that will be very useful for you in live as shown below.

Router(config)#router rip

Router(config-router)# network <Known Network ID> 

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Router(config-router)#exit

To view or check whether rip is active use this routing table configuration

Router#show ip route 

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Distance Vector

Hi everyone, on today we are going to learn about distance vector which comes in category of dynamic routing protocol. In simple sentence we are here to explain it in five points to remember for CCNA cert exam.

In simplified, Distance Vector :

• It supports in classful routing by default.
• It sends periodic updates.
• Also they uses Bellman ford algorithm.
• There is a possibility in looping.
• The Routing protocol works in distance vector RIP Router Information Protocol)

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