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Hello!
During the study for the CCNA, I found a (simple)question with a strange
answer:
What is the routing protocol used by IGRP??
a.)Split horizon
b.)Distance vector

a.) should be correct. My opinion is b.), because in another question it is
confirmed that Distance Vector is the algorith for RIP

Thanks for comments

Ray

> Hello!
> During the study for the CCNA, I found a (simple)question with a strange
> answer:
> What is the routing protocol used by IGRP??
> a.)Split horizon
> b.)Distance vector
>
> a.) should be correct. My opinion is b.), because in another question it is
> confirmed that Distance Vector is the algorith for RIP

Split Horizon is NO routing protocol. It is a mechanism to avoid sending
routing packtes back to it's origin.

So the clear answer is B

cheers

Andy

In article <bskhs8$6mc$01$>, Raimond Alpers wrote:
> Hello!
> During the study for the CCNA, I found a (simple)question with a strange
> answer:
> What is the routing protocol used by IGRP??
> a.)Split horizon
> b.)Distance vector
>
> a.) should be correct. My opinion is b.), because in another question it is
> confirmed that Distance Vector is the algorith for RIP
>

Both RIP and IGRP are Distance Vector routing protocols. IGRP is Cisco's
proprietary implementation of Distance Vector protocol.