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iprip and Igrp

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can anyone help with this,

When do we use Rip and

when do we use IGRP?

Thanks

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by mjt

Use RIP or RIP2. IGRP is a dead protocol; it is being dropped by Cisco. If your outgrow the limitations of RIP/RIP2, then migrate to OSPF.

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