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Sneha Singh
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Asked: October 3, 20212021-10-03T22:59:38+05:30 2021-10-03T22:59:38+05:30

What Are Two Functions Of Dynamic Routing Protocols? (Choose Two.)

What Are Two Functions Of Dynamic Routing Protocols? (Choose Two.)
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    1. Priya Hamsa Bronze
      2021-10-31T13:49:16+05:30Added an answer on October 31, 2021 at 1:49 pm

      What Are Two Functions Of Dynamic Routing Protocols? (Choose Two.)

      The two main functions of the dynamic routing protocol are that frisky, it needs to maintain the networks along with the routing tables and we need to find the best-suited path.

      For suppose, if we are the network administrator that of a network that is routed, then we may have some of the dynamic routing protocols in use. The dynamic protocol is the one that can automatically communicate with any number of the routers and finds all the routes that are present in order to communicate with the other routers that are available on the network.

      This dynamic routing protocol will be able to provide all the subnet information that is present to the other side of the routers.

      And hence, by using all this information, the router can find the best possible path that can be used to communicate with the other routers across the network.

      The best possible path can be defined as the path that can able to forward the traffic around the network.

      For suppose, if there is an outage that is present then the link will get down, and with the help of these dynamic routing protocols, we can able to reconverge and will able build the entire new set of the routes so that we can able to works through all the problems that are present on the network.

      Only the router will be responsible for the best path that it is going to find in order to pass the information from one router to the other router. But this may be associated with lots and lots of variables that are combined through it.

      Based on the status of the link, the router can able to find what path it is going to take. and it also determines how far it may go or take in order to make any particular connections.

      These consist of a formula that is used by the routers in order to gather all the information about the network and note all the best paths that are present.

       

      The convergence is also part that we should keep in mind if we want to use the dynamic routing protocol. here, some of the routing protocols may be able to converge very quickly and we should keep the network running and some of the other routing protocols has the ability to extend the amount of time that should be taken to rebuild the routes that we need to get operate.

      For suppose, if we are connecting a number of different routes, we may choose some of the standard protocols that might be important for any particular manufacturer.

      When we find the best possible paths through a formula, then we call it the distance vector routing protocols. By using this, each router may be able to decide the number of routers that are present between the location and the destination address that we are trying to find. The distance which we are going to use is called the deciding vector.

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