What are the parameters set during routing configuration?

During routing configuration, key parameters typically include the routing protocol (such as OSPF, EIGRP, or BGP), the network topology, and metrics for path selection like bandwidth and delay. Additional parameters may involve administrative distances, route summarization, and filtering rules to control which routes are advertised or accepted. Security settings, such as authentication methods for protocol exchanges, may also be configured to ensure secure communications between routers. Lastly, specific interfaces and IP address ranges may be defined to establish routing domains.