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Answer» Following are the differences between Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and Routing Information Protocol (RIP) : | Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) | Routing Information Protocol (RIP) |
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| It is based on the best-path algorithm. | The Bellman Ford algorithm is used by Routing Information Protocol. | | In comparison to RIP, it is mostly utilised for very LARGE organisations | It is primarily utilised by companies of a SMALLER size. | | It's a protocol for connecting to an external gateway. | It is a dynamic routing protocol that is widely used in the business. | | In BGP, the networks are divided into two categories: areas and tables. | In RIP, areas, subareas, autonomous systems, and backbone areas are the different TYPES of networks. | | The metric is calculated in terms of Hop Count. | The metric is calculated in terms of Bandwidth. | | It is a hybrid type. | It is a Vector State type. | | There is no such limit on the number of hops. | It allows for a TOTAL of 15 hops. |
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