Which three statements are true of dynamic routing protocols?() A.They are scalable.B.They are Dijkstra based.C.They share network layer reach ability information among neighbors.D.They automate next hopdecisions.E.They are tolerant of configuration errors.

Which three statements are true of dynamic routing protocols?()

A.They are scalable.

B.They are Dijkstra based.

C.They share network layer reach ability information among neighbors.

D.They automate next hopdecisions.

E.They are tolerant of configuration errors.


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