Distance Vector Algorithms (DVA) operate in which manner?
A. They advertise their routing tables to directly connected neighbor routers.
B. They require a large number of central processing unit (CPU) cycles to determine the shortest route to a distant network.
C. Each router must know the entire network topology before computing the best path to a destination network.
D. They send routing messages containing the attached links' states and metric

Distance Vector Algorithms (DVA) allow routers to update their routing tables by advertising to directly connected neighbors. This process does not require knowing the entire network topology or excessive CPU usage, focusing instead on link states and metrics. The routers share information to determine optimal paths dynamically. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

Distance Vector Algorithms (DVA) enable routers to update their routing tables by sharing information with directly connected neighbors. They do not require knowledge of the entire network topology or excessive CPU usage, focusing instead on the states of links and associated metrics. The correct answer is A: They advertise their routing tables to directly connected neighbor routers.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-07