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route poisoning

The notification to a router that a route is down by giving it a number that represents an infinite number of hops. In the case of RIP protocols, 16 is the infinite metric. See holddown timer and routing loop.

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routable protocol
route
Route 66
route dampening
route flapping
route miles
route poisoning
route server
routed
routeing
routeing domain
router
router cache
router cluster

Route NN (Missouri)
Route number
Route O (Missouri)
Route of administration
Route of administration
Route of administration
Route of Ages
Route of All Evil Tour
Route of Egress
Route of Ingress
Route of St James
Route of the Ages
Route of the Bull
Route of the Lincoln Highway
Route of transmission
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Route Opening Detachment
Route Order
Route OSR
Route Overlap Reduction
Route P (Missouri)
Route P-1 (Baltimore)
Route planner
Route planning software
route poisoning
Route Policy Language
Route PP (Missouri)
Route Processor
Route Processor Module
Route Processor Redundancy
route reconnaissance
Route reestablishment notification
Route reflector

Route reflector
route reflector server
Route Relay
Route relay interlocking
Route relay interlocking
Route Reply
Route Request
Route Requests Event Generator
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Route S100 (New Jersey)
Route S101 (New Jersey)
Route S1A (New Jersey)
Route S24 (New Jersey)
Route S25 (New Jersey)
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Route S28 (New Jersey)

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