Static Routing, Link-State Routing, and Distance-Vector Routing Comparison and Contrast

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Static routing refers to a manual routing technique that needs a network administrator to update the routing table every time a need arises. Conversely, link-state routing is a calculation of the ideal path according to the costs associated with the course. Accordingly, a distance-vector routing calculates the most appropriate route by considering the least distance used by network packets. In static routing, the network administrator is responsible for maintaining, updating, and creating the routing table (Aweya, 2021). Updates in the static routing table are not automatically updated to find the shortest path. Conversely, the routing table in link-state and distance-vec...