Most often routing protocols are how networks determine where to send network traffic. That’s the route that they will take. In these routing protocols build maps.
Actually, they build routing tables that we’ll get to that later, that they use for directing network traffic. routing is what makes this interconnected world function as well as it does. Networking would be pure chaos without it as we’d have no idea where to send traffic. Now let’s move on to some basic routing concepts. First up is static routing.
What is Static Routing?
Static routing uses administrator-defined routes. Each router in a static routing configuration must contain the route. A static route from router a to router B requires that router B has a static route back to router a, in order for two-way communication to take place.