NAME- AKASH ROY

STUDENT CODE-
BWU/BNC/23/115
COURSE- COMPUTER
NETWORK
PROGRAMME- B.Sc.
ANCS
Routing
Information
Protocol (RIP)
what is the routing
information protocol?
ROUTING INFORMATION PROTOCOL (RIP) IS A DISTANCE-VECTOR
ROUTING PROTOCOL. ROUTERS RUNNING THE DISTANCE-VECTOR
PROTOCOL SEND ALL OR A PORTION OF THEIR ROUTING TABLES IN
ROUTING-UPDATE MESSAGES TO THEIR NEIGHBORS. YOU CAN USE RIP
TO CONFIGURE THE HOSTS AS PART OF A RIP NETWORK.
Routing Information Protocol
 NETWORK LAYER'S UNICAST ROUTING PROTOCOL.
 INTRADOMAIN ROUTING PROTOCOL.
 CLASSFUL ROUTING PROTOCOL.
 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF HOP COUNT IS 15.
 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ROUTERS IN NETWORK 16.
What are the problems
with routing
information protocol?
 THE HOP COUNT MEASURE IS USED IN RIP TO SELECT THE ROUTE.
 THE VLSM IS NOT AT ALL SUPPORTED BY THE CLASSFUL ROUTING
PROTOCOL RIP.
 IT GENERATES A LOT OF TRAFFIC BY BROADCASTING THE ROUTING
MODIFICATIONS ACROSS THE WHOLE NETWORK.
 Advantages of RIP
 IT IS EASY TO CONFIGURE.
 IT IS NO COMPLEXITY.
 LESS CPU UTILISATION.
LIMATATION of RIP
 RIP SUPPORT MAXIMUM 15 HOP COUNT AND 16 ROUTERS.
 IF ROUTE DOWN, IT TAKE LONG TIME TO CHOOSE ANOTHER WAY.
 IT AD VALUE IS 120.