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How often does IP RIP send out routing table updates by default?
A.) They send complete updates every 30 seconds
B.) They send partial updates every 30 seconds
C.) They send complete updates every 60 seconds
D.) They send partial updates every 60 seconds
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Answer: A
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is a distance vector
routing protocol
that used hop count as it's metric. The maximum hop count is
15, 16 hops
is considered unreachable. RIP updates are broadcast every
30 seconds by
default. RIP has an administrative distance of 120.
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