Resilient Routing Protocols

Resilient Routing Protocols are systems used in networks to ensure data can find alternative paths if the primary route fails. Think of it like a GPS that automatically reroutes you around closed roads to keep your journey on track. These protocols detect issues like broken connections or congestion and quickly adjust, maintaining reliable and efficient data delivery. They enhance network stability by dynamically adapting to changing conditions, ensuring users experience minimal disruptions even when parts of the network encounter problems.