KEY INTERNET ROUTING PROTOCOLS
Table 3-2 provides a summary and comparison of several of the key Internet routing protocols explained in the next chapters of the book. The legend below the table should help you while you read it.
Protocol | Type | Path | I or E | Over | Neigh | Sec | Change | Agg | Asymm |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
RIP | D-V | Hop | IGP | UDP | No | Yes | D/F | Yes | No |
OSPF | L-S | Metric | IGP | IP | Yes | Yes | D/P | Yes | Yes |
BGP | D-V/L-S | Policy | EGP | TCP | Yes | Yes | D/P | Yes | Yes |
IGRP | L-S | Metric | IGP | IP | No | Yes | D/P | Yes | No |
EIGRP | L-S | Metric | IGP | IP | Yes | Yes | D/P | Yes | No |
PNNI | L-S | Metric | IGP/EGP | ATM | Yes | No | D/P | Yes | Yes |
Legend: | |||||||||
Type | Type of path created:
D-V: Distance-vector L-S: Link-state | ||||||||
Path | Path advertising values | ||||||||
I or E | IGP or EGP | ||||||||
Over | Runs over which protocol | ||||||||
Neigh | Neighbor discovery capabilities and hellos | ||||||||
Sec | Is security part of the protocol? | ||||||||
Change |
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