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Description: Dynamic routing is a method of routing in wide area networks (WAN) that allows network devices to determine data routes based on the current conditions of the network. Unlike static routing, where routes are manually configured and remain fixed, dynamic routing adapts to changes in the network topology, such as congestion, link failures, or […]