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IP Routing? Types Of Routing? Dynamic Protocols? Differences?

IP Routing:
              It is a set of Protocols which determine the path between the source and the destination. Routing finds the best and shortest route to send the packet. 

Mainly there are three types of routing :
  1. Static Routing
  2. Default Routing
  3. Dynamic Routing 
Static Routing:
                                    Static routing is the type of routing which is manually perform or configured by Administrator. He is responsible for to manage if a new Network is added or remove. In this Routing you have to enter all the routes and network present in the environment.

Advantages:
  •  Easy to configure in small network.
  • It has more security because you know about all the routes.
  • We can use cheaper routers.

Default Routing:
                                    When administrator have no idea about the network and he has information about the next hop(Router) address in that case use default routing. We use broadcasting 0.0.0.0 for communication 

Dynamic Routing:    
                                       In this routing we use protocols which are responsible for routing but here protocols find best route according to properties or an algorithm. Routing table is automatically created and because of protocols router learn routes.
 
  Types of Dynamic Protocols:
  • Distance Vector
                                      RIP, RIPv2 and IGRP are the distance vector protocols that uses its neighbor information and find the best route on the basis of distance and vector.  
  • Link State-
                              OSPF (Open Shortest Pah First) is the protocol of link state that have a copy of entire network map and it uses map to find the best route.
  •    Hybrid-
                        EIGRP is the Hybrid protocol. Hybrid is the combination of DVRP (Distance Vector Routing Protocol) and LSRP (Link State Routing Protocol). It uses neighbor information and network map both to find best route.
 
Advantages:
  • Simple to configure on large network.
  • It will dynamically choose a route if a link goes down.
  • You can load balance between multiple links. 
 
 


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