Routing Table Maintenance Protocol

Routing Table Maintenance Protocol ( RTMP) is a term used in computer science.

The Routing Table Maintenance Protocol, or RTMP short, a protocol that updates the routing tables at short time intervals of 10 s in an AppleTalk network. It works according to the Distance Vector algorithm and is the Routing Information Protocol (RIP ) is derived.

It is defined in RFC 1742.

In addition, a routing entry in the local router to one of three states, "Good", "Suspicious " and " Bad". An entry that has not been updated for some time, going through the latter two states before the entry is finally removed from the routing table.

The protocol is a transport layer.

The AppleTalk protocol stack

The AppleTalk protocols can be divided into several layers that form a protocol stack ( protocol stack ). The protocols can be classified as follows in the ISO - OSI reference model:

Apple Filing Protocol Zone Information Protocol AppleTalk Echo Protocol AppleTalk#Name Binding Protocol Datagram Delivery Protocol LocalTalk
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