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SEN361-L DATA COMMUNICATION AND COM-

PUTER NETWORKS (LAB)


Lab 9 Session

SEN361-L DATA COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER NETWORKS (LAB)


Introduction
Instructor: AMMAR ALI QAZI
Lab 9 Session
Lab Outcomes
• To understand and implement dynamic routing
using RIP Version 1 on Cisco routers, configure
networks to automatically exchange routing in-
formation, and verify connectivity between de-
vices in different subnets using Cisco Packet
Tracer.
• What is Dynamic Routing?
• Dynamic routing uses algorithms to compute multiple possi-
ble routes and determine the best path for traffic to travel
through the network. It uses two types of complex algo-
rithms: distance vector protocols and link state protocols.
• What is Dynamic Routing
• Dynamic routing is a mechanism through
which routing information is exchanged be-
tween routers to determine the optimal path
between network devices. A routing protocol
is used to identify and announce network
paths.
Difference between static vs Dynamic
• In distance vector protocol, each router periodically
shares it knowledge with its neighbours
– Shares knowledge about entire AS
– Shares only with neighbours
– Shares at regular intervals
• Examples of Distance Vector routing protocols:
– Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
– Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP)
– Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
Routing Information Protocol (RIP):
RIP, or Routing Information Protocol, is one of the oldest and most widely
used dynamic routing protocols in computer networks. It is a distance-vector
protocol that enables routers to exchange routing information and determine
the best paths for forwarding packets across an internetwork. RIP operates
using a simple metric: hop count, which refers to the number of routers
(hops) a packet must traverse to reach its destination.
There are two versions of RIP: RIP Version 1 (RIPv1) and RIP Version 2
(RIPv2).
Thank you

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