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The difference between a routING protocol and a routED protocol

Examples of a RoutING protocols include Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), Routing Information Protocol (RIP), Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP), and BGP. These are protocols that distribute routing information tables, throughout all routers, on a network. Each Router knows about the networks that other connected routers have, each router can determine the best path to take to deliver traffic.

RoutED protocols are protocols that can be sent over a routed network. With Internet Protocol (IP) being the most common protocol in use on the Internet and in local networks, we don't often think about routed vs unrouted protocols - IP is a routed protocol. Meaning, IP is designed to be routed over and through different networks. An unroutable protocol would be NETBIOS. It works on a small local network.

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