1. In Broadcast routing a message is sent from a host to a specific group of computers, whereas in Multicast routing a message is sent from a host to all computers in the network a. True b. False Answer: 2. Link State Routing is different from Distance Vector Routing. In Link State Routing each node has information about the entire topology of the domain, and can use the Djikstra algorithm to build a routing table a. True b. False Answer: 3. Distance Vector Routing and Link State Routing are both examples of interior routing protocols. They can be used inside an AS a. True b. False Answer: 4. In order to do Multicast Routing, you need to have multicast routers running some form of multicast routing protocol, such as IGMP a. True b. False