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- Address: - Address:
**195.210**.23.14 **195.210**.23.14
## Router
Router is a member of multiple networks.
![[routers-example.png]]
For each connection to a network a routers uses a network interface card (NIC) and a IP address.
This way a router can have multiple IP addresses.
Each connection is identified by a interface, label or an address.
Example of a routing table:
![[routing-table.png]]
### Updating router tables
Routers are responsible for updating routing tables themselves.
When a router detects a change in connections, it immediately informs other routers about it.
Routers use optimum route finding algorithms to update their tables.
Exchanging routing information between routers is done periodically even when there is no change in the network.
The most commonly used routing algorithms are:
- Distance vector routing (RIP)
- Link-state Routing (OSPF, IS-IS)
## Addressing problem

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![[routing-table.png]] ![[routing-table.png]]
### Updating router tables ### Updating router tables
Routers are responsible for updating routing tables themselves. Routers are responsible for updating routing tables themselves.
When a router detects a change in connections, it immedia When a router detects a change in connections, it immediately informs other routers about it.
Routers use optimum route finding algorithms to update their tables.
Exchanging routing information between routers is done periodically even when there is no change in the network.
The most commonly used routing algorithms are:
- Distance vector routing (RIP)
- Link-state Routing (OSPF, IS-IS)