If you have a small Routing Information Protocol (RIP) network of 10 hops, how will RIP prevent routing loops?

a. By increasing the reliability of each hop router

b. By reducing the delay between two hops

c. By implementing a limit on the number of hops allowed in a path

d. By limiting the use of bandwidth

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Aden Peck

Computers & Technology

14 August, 14:20

If you have a small Routing Information Protocol (RIP) network of 10 hops, how will RIP prevent routing loops?

a. By increasing the reliability of each hop router

b. By reducing the delay between two hops

c. By implementing a limit on the number of hops allowed in a path

d. By limiting the use of bandwidth

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Krystal Mitchell · Answer 1

Option C is the correct option for the following question.

Explanation:

In the following statement, the RIP is referred to the protocol of the routing network that uses the counting of the hops to prevent the routing loops and the count of the RIP network is 10 then, it prevent loop by implementing the confine on the hops number that permit the track from beginning to the end.