Similar to my old post, Differences IPv4 Vs IPv6 protocol, I thought it would be interesting to list differences between routed protocol and routing protocol. I know it’s very basic; however, I am still posting it on this blog and trying to simplify the differences in tabular format
| Routing Protocol | Routed Protocol |
| Helps router decide which paths to send traffic | Actually sends traffic between devices running at layer 3 (network layer) in OSI model |
| Routes a routed protocol datagram (packet) | Routed using routing protocol(s) |
| Allow routers to dynamically advertise and learn and use efficient routes to the destination | Carry information used by Routing protocol(s) |
| Types(e.g.): Distance Vector Routing Protocol (RIP v1/v2, IGRP), Link State Routing Protocol (OSPF, IS-IS, EIGRP, NetWare Link State Protocol | E.g. IP, TCP, UDP |
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