Link State Protocoles VS Hybride Protocoles

mehdimehdi Posts: 4Member ■□□□□□□□□□
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Hi;
i'am preparing my ccna exam; and i'am very confused icon_eek.gif in the difference between link state prtocols and hybride protocoles, so if some one can help by any good documentations wich cover the difference in depth it will be great
thanks for all

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  • Ricka182Ricka182 Posts: 3,359Member
    Link State

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  • viper75viper75 Posts: 726Member ■■■■□□□□□□
    Nice link Ricka182. icon_thumright.gif
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  • WebmasterWebmaster Posts: 10,292Admin
    The difference between link state protocols and hybride protocols is that hybride protocols have characteristics of both link state and distance vector protocols.

    You should concentrate on the the difference between link state and distance vector, after that it will be easy to understand a hybrid protocol's operation.
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  • Ricka182Ricka182 Posts: 3,359Member
    viper75 wrote:
    Nice link Ricka182. icon_thumright.gif

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  • wildfirewildfire Posts: 654Member
    Bear in mind that EIGRP is a hybrid protocol or otherwise known as an advanced distance vector, link state is OSPF etc.
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