routing protocols : Static vs. Dynamic Routing

The video tutorial explains the challenges of Internet routing due to the growing number of routes. It discusses the use of telnet to access routers and the role of BGP in managing large-scale routing tables. The tutorial compares static and dynamic routing, highlighting the advantages of dynamic protocols like OSPF and EIGRP, which automatically adjust to network changes, reducing the administrative burden. Dynamic routing is preferred in large networks, including the Internet, for its efficiency and scalability.

What is the significance of routing tables in the context of Internet traffic?

What challenges do small routers face when handling large routing tables?

Explain the concept of a default route and its purpose in routing.

Discuss the implications of network topology changes on routing protocols.

Describe the role of OSPF and EIGRP in network routing.

How do routers exchange routing information in a dynamic routing protocol?

What are the advantages of using dynamic routing protocols over static routes?