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In the Routing Information Protocol (RIP), a destination whose hop count reaches which value is treated as unreachable (infinity)?

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In the Routing Information Protocol (RIP), a destination whose hop count reaches which value is treated as unreachable (infinity)?

  • A15
  • B16
  • C32
  • D255
Correct answer: B

Explanation

RIP uses hop count as its metric and defines 16 as infinity so that routing loops cannot count upwards for ever, which means that networks more than 15 hops away cannot be reached.

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