what is the meaning of routing protocal and routed protocal?
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routed protocol define the path to go outside like IP IPX and
routing protocol is protocol which is implemented on router
to set rules to communication .
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Answer / sumit
Routing protocol:- Routing protocol is software application that is used by router to dynamically find all network
in Internetwork, Basically routing protocol define optimal path for data delivery.
Routed protocol:- Routed protocol are used when router know
about all the route in the internetwork Routed protocol are use to send user data packet to the establish path, Routed protocol are configure on the all active I/F of the device,
Example of Routed protocol are IP, IPX, SPX etc.
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Answer / vaidhiyanthan
routing protocol-routers to dynamically find all the n/w in
the internetwork and ensure that all routers have the same
routing table.
ex:-rip,eigrp & ospf
routed protocol-routed protocol are assigned to an interface
and detrmine the method of packet delivery.
ex:-ip and ipv6
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Answer / rajan bhargava
Routing Protocol:- it is select the best possible path to
reach the destination.
Routed Protocol:- It is select the best selected path to
data transmission.
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Answer / v.bhargava reddy
The routing Protocol should define the shortest path between
from source to destination and routed protocol define after
did the routing it checks is it corrected or not
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