What is true about Link-State protocols?
A.) They maintain a more complex table than distant vector
protocols
B.) They maintain a less complex table than distant vector
protocols
C.) They use routing ports
D.) The maintain backup copies of the IOS
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Answer: A
Whereas the distance vector algorithm has non-specific
information about
distant networks and no knowledge of distant routers, a
link-state
routing algorithm maintains full knowledge of distant
routers and how
they interconnect.
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They maintain a less complex table than distant vector
protocols
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