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Single Answer
0Which type of network are distance-vector protocols best suited for?
Answer Options
A
Networks containing fewer than 255 routes
B
Networks containing fewer than 15 routers
C
Networks containing more than 15 routers
D
Networks containing more than 255 routers
Correct Answer: B
Explanation
RIP, which is a distance-vector protocol, is best suited for networks containing fewer than 15 routers. This is because RIP is limited to a 15 hop count. Any route that is more than 15 hops away is considered unreachable. All other answers are incorrect and describe networks that are best suited for a hybrid, link-state, or path-vector protocol.
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