The broadcast packets used by link-state protocols to share routing information about neighbor routers are called what? A. Protocol Data Units (PDU)
B. Link-State Algorithms (LSA)
C. Distance Vector Algorithms (DVA)
D. Shortest Path First (SPF)
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The correct answer is B. Link-State Algorithms (LSA).
Link-State Algorithms (LSAs) are the broadcast packets used by link-state routing protocols to share information about the state of the links and the routers in the network. They allow routers to create a complete map of the network topology, enabling them to determine the shortest path to each destination.