Identify 3 IP routing protocols?
A.) RIP
B.) AURP
C.) OSPF
D.) IGRP
E.) ARP
F.) ICMP
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Answer / haja bahurudeen m
Ans : A,C,D
Routing protocol
RIP
IGRP
EIGRP
OSPF
IS-IS
BGP
Routed protocol
IP
IPX
Appletalk
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Answer / suraj kumar gupta
A.) RIP --Routing Information Protocol
B.) AURP-- Not Available
C.) OSPF--Open Shorted Path First
D.) IGRP--Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
E.) ARP--Address Resolution Protocol
F.) ICMP--Internet Control Message Protocol
A,C& D are the routing protocols......
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