Difference between revisions of "Link state"
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| + | * [https://annals-extras.org/anecdotes/writing/mcq-on-link-state-routing.pdf The Birth of Link-State Routing] - a personal recollection of the invention of link state routing by the discoverer, John M. McQuillan | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:23, 6 December 2024
A link state routing protocol is one which exchanges map data with the other packet switches, not routing table entries.
External links
- The Birth of Link-State Routing - a personal recollection of the invention of link state routing by the discoverer, John M. McQuillan
