Routing and Routed protocol

Explain what are routing protocol and routed protocol?

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mawmaw

  • Oct 15th, 2008
 

Routing Protocol - (RIP, IGRP, OSPF) is nothing but to find the best path (route) based on few parameters like hops, bandwith, delay of line etc.

Routed Protocol - (IP/IPX) is nothing but method of packet delivery.

vishubs03

  • Nov 13th, 2008
 

Routing protocols are one which assigns the route by seeing all the routers in the network. They distribute routing information to all the routers.
Ex: BGP, IGRP.

 Routed protocols are those which are sent over the network which is routed already. Ex: IP is a routed protocol.

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lenin79raj

  • Mar 6th, 2010
 

Routing Protocol: This process includes the exchanges and analysis of routing informaion,each router chooses the best route to each subnet path selaection.  Ex: rip, Eigrp, ospf, bgp

Routed Protocol: This process defines a pocket struture and logical addressing, allowing routers to forward or route the packets. Ex: ip, ipx
                            

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