What are a routers 2 functions - Answers -to deliver a packet to a host that is on one of their connected
networks
- create routing tables by sharing information with other routers
( this is how they gather info about networks they are not connected to)
What do routers communicate with each other about - Answers -what networks they handle
-what other routers they know about
- what are the fastest paths
What are the 3 goals of a router - Answers 1) have a system for rating a path
2) create a routing table that keeps track of other routers and the networks they handle
3)convergence - have completely updated routing table information after changes occur
What is static routing - Answers When the network admin sets routing tables manually
Administrative distance rating - Answers Low is good high is bad (it means you closer to the network
when it's low)
What is a routing table - Answers A set of rules that is used to determine where data packets traveling
over an IP network will be detected
What are three ways entries can Happen - Answers 1) static- administrator types them in
2) automatic- the connected networks are included by default
3) dynamic- a routing protocol gives info about a remote network
What are the link state routing protocols - Answers Is-is
Ospf
Why is Ospf used most - Answers It's very common and very fast- it opens the shortest path first
What does link state do - Answers Sends out lsa to tell where it is, what is connected, how fast it is ....
Routers use lsa I for to build a map of routes
What does distance vector do - Answers Makes decisions based on how far in which direction
What are the distance vector protocols - Answers Rip- uses hop count
Ripv2- uses hop count is faster than rip