The MINHOP routing protocol, while efficient in finding minimal paths, does not inherently prevent credit loops. This can lead to deadlocks in the network. In contrast, routing protocols like UPDOWN and FAT TREE are designed to avoid such loops, ensuring more reliable network operation.
[Reference:Optimized Routing for Large-Scale InfiniBand Networks, ]
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