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Routing Protocols

Persistent looping

Count to infinity problem

I

Distance vector routing protocol (DVRP)

Yes

Yes

II

Split horizon in DVR

No

Yes

III

Split horizon with poison reverse in DVR

No

No

IV

Link State Routing Protocol (LSRP)

No

No

 

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE? 

  1. I, III and IV, as Persistent looping and count to infinity are the same thing.
  2. Only IV
  3. II and IV
  4. All of I,II,III and IV 

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Answer : Option D All of I, II, III and IV.

Count to Infinity problem arises because of routing loop formations. These routing loops may be either persistent as in case of DVR, or Transient as in case of LSR.

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