All dynamic routing protocols have an administrative distance and require a routing metric. i). Differentiate between administrative distance and routing metric. ii). Identify and describe any FOUR routing metrics found in routing protocols that run on IP networks.
All dynamic routing protocols have an administrative distance and require a routing metric.
i). Differentiate between administrative distance and routing metric.
ii). Identify and describe any FOUR routing metrics found in routing protocols that run
on IP networks.
i)
Admin Distance - Is a number denoting how believable an entire routing protocol is on a single router(This is useful when a router is running many routing protocols and cant decide which to use) (The lower it is, the more believable it is)
Metrics - A number denoting the best route (to reach a subnet) in a single routing protocol on a single router (Useful when a routing protocol has many routes to a single network and cant decide which to use) (The lower it is, the more believable it is)
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