Question

When obsolete routes can persist in the routing tables, packets can be misrouted or lost. This problem is known as the ________ problem.

Answer 1

Answer:

this is the count-to-infinity problem

Explanation:

The answer to this question is the count to infinity problem.

The Count to infinity problem is just a second name for what we call a routing loop. In distance vector routing, we have the occurrence of routing loops whenever an interface goes down. Its occurrence can also be due to two routers Which send updates to themselves simultaneously or at the same time.