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IX Routable Protocols and Routing Protocols
Routing protocols are not
the same as routable protocols.
When we say that a protocol is routable,
we mean that packets in a conversation using that protocol are capable
of being sent from one network to another without becoming meaningless.
Not all protocols (or protocol suites) are routable.
When we say that a protocol is a
routing protocol, we mean that it is directly involved in determining
the network path that is used to move the packets in a routable
protocol from one network to another. Routing protocols operate
at Layer 3 of the OSI model.
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