• Using the course materials, the textbook, and Web resources, research distance-vector routing protocols with a high concentration on the versions of RIP. Use the following questions to help you format your research paper:What is the purpose of a routing protocol and how does it differ from a routed protocol?
o What is a distance-vector routing protocol?
o What is a link state routing protocol?
o What are the advantages and disadvantages of distance-vector protocols?
o What are the advantages and disadvantages of link state protocols?
o What is RIP?
o What is OSPF?
o What are the two versions of RIP, and what are their specific purposes?
o When would you employ RIP, and when would you employ OSPF?
o Describe what is necessary to enable OSPF routing.
• Compile your responses to the above questions in a Word document of 3-5 pages.
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• A Word document of 3-5 pages, double-spaced, excluding the title page and reference section. All references should be in APA format. You may find that using section headings and bullets make the paper more readable.
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Distance-Vector Routing Protocols
This paper discusses the distance-vector routing protocols with more emphasis on RIP versions. Routing protocols basically entails network protocols used to advertise and learn connected networks and available network paths or routes. The main purpose of a routing protocol is to learn routes for Routed protocols (RP) and Internet Protocols (IP). A routed protocol is a network protocol used to transfer data to different networks. A routing protocol differs from a routed protocol in the sense that it has the capacity to learn about a network when a new one is added while at the same time detecting when the existing network is unavailable (Ross & Kurose, 2016). The other difference is that routed protocols are normally available in any device that participates in network communication, for example computers, routers and switches. A routing protocol on the other hand is only available in routers, network serves with Network Operating Systems (NOP) and Layer 3 switches. They are not available in printers and computers.
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