what is distance vector protocol link state protocol and
what is the diffrence between them
Answer Posted / kamal
Distance Vector Protocol is that which uses a hops to
calculate destination. Link state protocol is that which
uses state of the link. if link goes down/up it send
advertisement to all router in domain that state of link
goes down/up
Distance vector forward its whole routing table to neighbor
but link state tell the state of its link
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