IGRP (Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) is a way for data to travel through a network. In our modern world, computer networks help us communicate quickly and effectively. But when setting up this communication, we use specific routing protocols like this.
Take, for instance, this protocol made by Cisco Systems. Routers in the network use it to figure out the best way to send data packets. They do this by talking to their neighbors and sharing details about the distance and direction to each target network. In this guide, we’ll dive deeper into what IGRP is and how it does its job.
