Dynamic Routing

Dynamic routing is a method used in computer networks to determine the best paths for data to travel. Unlike static routing, which relies on fixed paths, dynamic routing automatically adjusts routes based on current network conditions. It uses algorithms and protocols to communicate between routers, allowing them to share information about network traffic, congestion, or outages. This flexibility ensures more efficient data transmission, enabling faster response to changes, improving reliability, and optimizing overall network performance. Essentially, it helps networks adapt in real-time to deliver data more effectively.