Routing protocols that enable routers to communicate beyond neighboring routers, allowing each router to independently map the network, are known as which type of protocols?

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26 May, 15:36

Routing protocols that enable routers to communicate beyond neighboring routers, allowing each router to independently map the network, are known as which type of protocols?

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Javier Downs · Answer 1

Routing protocols that enable routers to communicate beyond neighboring routers, allowing each router to independently map the network, are known as Link-State protocols

Explanation:

A routing protocol that is used for the purpose of communications in computers in the networks of packet switching is the Link-State protocols. Intermediate system to intermediate system and Open shortest path first are some of the examples of Link-State protocols.

The two main functions of the Link state routing protocols includes, sending updates periodically by the routers only to the routers that are neighbors. The database information will be attained from the similar source for each of the routers.