= Babel (protocol)
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Babel is a routing protocol used primarily in computer networks, particularly for IPv6. It is designed to be simple, efficient, and effective for both large and small networks. Babel is characterized by its support for both wired and wireless networks, making it versatile for various networking scenarios. Key features of Babel include: 1. **Distance-Vector Protocol**: Babel is a distance-vector routing protocol, which means it calculates the best paths for data transmission based on the distance to other nodes in the network.
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