Which protocols are supported by the Advanced Routing mode of SonicWall NSv?

The Advanced Routing mode of SonicWall NSv supports OSPFv3 and RIP, making this choice the correct answer.

OSPFv3 is designed for IPv6 routing and provides efficient routing in large networks by allowing routers to share routing information. It enables dynamic routing, where the network can adapt to changes by recalculating optimal paths for data packets, enhancing overall network performance.

RIP, or Routing Information Protocol, is a standardized distance-vector routing protocol for IP networks. It allows routers to share information about the best paths to various destinations, ensuring reliable communication and connectivity across the network. The inclusion of both OSPFv3 and RIP allows SonicWall NSv to cater to both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic, supporting diverse networking environments.

While the other protocols in the other options might be relevant in different networking contexts, they are not part of the Advanced Routing capabilities specific to the SonicWall NSv. This focus on OSPFv3 and RIP reflects SonicWall's emphasis on robust and scalable routing solutions that cater to modern networking demands.