Computer Networks Protocols Lecture 4: Network Layer Part 2

A routing protocol is a combination of ______ and a procedure that lets routers in the internet inform each other of changes.

Routing metric is a ______ by which routing algorithms determines that one route is better than another route.

An autonomous system (AS) is also known as a ______.

OSPF is an example of ______ gateway protocols.

BGP is the only widely used ______ protocol on the Internet.

RIP is a routing protocol for exchanging ______ table information between routers.

RIP uses a ______ vector routing protocol.

The maximum number of ______ allowed for RIP is 15.

A ______ of 16 is considered an infinite distance.

The periodic timer controls the advertising of regular ______ messages.

RIP has slow ______ and count to infinity problems.

OSPF uses a ______ state routing algorithm.

Each node has a detailed ______ map at each node.

The metric of OSPF is the cost of sending packets across a certain ______.

OSPF is a widely used ______ gateway protocol (IGP) in large enterprise networks.

OSPF has a feature of ______ advertisements only in area.

EIGRP is a protocol for routing ______ and IPv6.

EIGRP has no ______ updates.

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is an ___________ routing protocol for routing between ___________ systems.

BGP routing messages contain ___________ routes.

Network administrators can specify ___________ policies in BGP.

BGP’s goal is to find ___________ path to a destination.

IBGP is used to connect different routers with the same ___________ (AS).

When a router learns of a new prefix, it creates an entry for the prefix in its ___________ table.