Difference between routed and routing protocols not
difference between protocol between those.
Answer Posted / santosh
Routed protocols are protocols used for communication purpose from one end to other .Routing protocols are protocols used for deciding routing tables.eg:
Routed: TCP, UDP
Routing:RIP,EIGRP etc
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