what is distance vector protocol link state protocol and
what is the diffrence between them
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Answer Posted / ganesh
rip is called distance vector coz it selects best path
based on hop count. ( it counts the no of router between
source router and destination network )
distance - how far is the destination
vector - in which direction
ospf is link state coz it learns topology changes by
exchanging LSAs. it advertises state of the interfaces.
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