Table of Contents
ROUTING BASICS, RIP
Why are Routers Necessary?
Sending Packets through the Network
The Internal Elements of a Router
Schematic View of a Router
The Routing Table
Static Routes
Example:
Dynamic Routes
Hybrid Routing Schemes
Classification of the Routing Protocols
IGP Vs EGP
Distance-Vector Vs Link-State
The Role of IGPs
Example: Choosing an Optimal Path
The Link Metric
Example for Bad Metrics
RIP - Routing Information Protocol
RIP - Characteristics
RIP - Characteristics
Example:
Routing table for node A
In Case of a Link Failure
Split-Horizon and Poison Reverse
Triggered Updates
Advantages and Disadvantages
RIP - Message Format
RIP - Limitations
RIP II - Why Was Developed?
RIP II - Message Format
RIP II - The Added Fields
RIP II - Improvements
RIP is not alone! IGRP and EIGRP
IGRP - Main Characteristics
IGRP - Additional flexibility
EIGRP
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Author: Iskra Djonova-Popova
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