Explain how many maximum paths you can give on latest ios in rip?
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Answer / Som Raj Singh
In Cisco IOS, RIP (Routing Information Protocol) supports a maximum of 15 paths for IPv4 and 6 paths for IPv6. However, it only installs up to five paths into the routing table due to its Bellman-Ford algorithm limitations.
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